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if any of you have rebuilt your own shocks, did you get the oil from the manufacturer or is a motorcycle fork oil comparable? i'm curious if it is. i'll be tearing mine down in the next week or three... trying to avoid getting plugged by bilstein for a whole gallon.

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Poly may be able to get you some in a smaller quantity
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May want to give offroadwarehouse a call, they do re-valving on the Fox's, they should have some.
2008 RUBICON 2DR
TERAFLEX 3" Full FlexArm Lift
JKS ACOS Adjustable Coil Spacers (5.5" Total)
FOX 2.0 Resivour Shocks
20"x10" Rockathon Beadlocks
39.5x16.50R20 Pitbull Rocker Bias Ply
Total Height 83.25"
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i just looked up the rebuild instructions. each shock (non-res) uses 565ml... so if I'm going to go ahead and refill both, i'll need just over a quart. may as well. get a gallon i guess.....
my thought on the oil, was mainly if there is some major difference between fox or bilstein shock oils versus the oil used in motorcycle forks. i've got a full quart plus some left over from rebuilding the forks on my ninja. kinda wondering outloud as to whether its basically the same thing. its still a 5 weight oil. seeing that bottle on top of a shelf yesterday got me wondering.
i think google may have answered my question....
http://www.hrpworld.com/client_image...pdf_3119_1.pdf
the Fox oil also appears to be more stable than Bilstein's oil if i read that right.
thanks, guys.
my thought on the oil, was mainly if there is some major difference between fox or bilstein shock oils versus the oil used in motorcycle forks. i've got a full quart plus some left over from rebuilding the forks on my ninja. kinda wondering outloud as to whether its basically the same thing. its still a 5 weight oil. seeing that bottle on top of a shelf yesterday got me wondering.
i think google may have answered my question....
http://www.hrpworld.com/client_image...pdf_3119_1.pdf
the Fox oil also appears to be more stable than Bilstein's oil if i read that right.
thanks, guys.

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