29" fox float O/C EVO CTD 2013/2014 100mm to 120mm

ChILd_ReBoRn
ChILd_ReBoRn Posts: 92
edited December 2016 in MTB workshop & tech
Can this be done? I have the mentioned fork, 2013, but with the damper from 2014. Can the travel be lifted to 120mm? I have a sweet deal for a 120mm full suss frame, and I wouldn't wan't to buy it just to find out my forks wont work. Exchanging the forks would be a budget breaker...and a big one at that...

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  • Rightarmbad
    Rightarmbad Posts: 216
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1sIj_eIgiU
  • ChILd_ReBoRn
    ChILd_ReBoRn Posts: 92
    that video is for lowering the travel.

    In the meantime I found out I cannot lift the travel
  • eric_draven
    eric_draven Posts: 1,192
    Best way to find out would be to take the fork code from the back of the crown,and give Mojo suspension a quick ring,as they have a data base of most forks and what you can do with with them
  • ChILd_ReBoRn
    ChILd_ReBoRn Posts: 92
    I'm from Europe. I contacted fox, can't be done. Max is 115mm, with custom made shim
  • Rightarmbad
    Rightarmbad Posts: 216
    ChILd_ReBoRn wrote:
    that video is for lowering the travel.

    In the meantime I found out I cannot lift the travel

    You can only increase travel if the travel has been lowered in the first place.
  • Custom Shocks
    Custom Shocks Posts: 7
    Each fork travel comes definited by the lenght of the air cartdridge lower shaft, to reduce the travel you can use some spacers but not to increase, this shaft shoulb longer or apropiate for each travel...

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