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Race Tech Fork Rebuild Valving Shims
Fork Rebuild Secrets With Race Tech - Dr. Dirt
15 The valving shims must flex to control the flow of oil through the damping pistons. Eventually that flex will fatigue and wear out the shims. If the shims have wear marks, then they should be replaced. These aftermarket blue shims are easier to see wear on than silver ones, but the wear still shows on the silver ones. View Related Article
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