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I found dust seals, and elastomers for my Judy, but nothing else.

Was lucky I found an owner's manual online. Definitely no oil seals available anywhere. If I had a box of seals, might be able to match them up, but that's too much work...lol

The first thing I'll do after I receive the new fork is to purchase a couple of "rebuild kits" for it. Better to have them on hand now than to search for them in a few years...only to find that Rockshox has discontinued them...lol

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Posted: 07/23/2018 at 6:02PM

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Played with my old Rockshox fork over the weekend doing the refurbishment -- EDGEMAN 07/23/2018 4:56PM

Fox 36, you're welcome. Unless your headset is super old 1" ** -- ColoradoGobbler 07/23/2018 5:28PM

1 - 1/8th, straight (not tapered). -- EDGEMAN 07/23/2018 5:49PM

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Yes upgrading forks/drive trains these days, sometimes better to buy new,GL ** -- ColoradoGobbler 07/23/2018 5:53PM

I found dust seals, and elastomers for my Judy, but nothing else. -- EDGEMAN 07/23/2018 6:02PM

Ahem -- thankbud 07/23/2018 5:08PM

Gotta make sure you go over some big drops to fully test the new one! ** -- Hokie360 07/23/2018 5:01PM