To PUSH or Not to PUSH?

[bajamtnbkr]

I have an 06 Stumpy with a Fox Float RL fork, I had it service at least twice in the last couple of years because of oil leak, every time they change the regular seals and now is leaking again, not that bad but leaking.
Should I try the Eduro seals or forget about it and Push it? Any one had done it, any luck?

[OMR]

I've had several shocks done by Darin at Push. You can have it set to factory specs or they have their own modifications.... so good, infact, that Fox has changed their design as well. Plus, you'll get it back so much quicker. Hard to go wrong here.

[sdyeti]

Pretty sure that I've never heard anyone say, "Wow, I wish I hadn't had this shock/fork PUSH'd".

[LBmtb]

Originally Posted by sdyeti

Pretty sure that I've never heard anyone say, "Wow, I wish I hadn't had this shock/fork PUSH'd".

Very good point. Same reasoning behind - 'I've never heard a mac owner say they didn't like their computer.'

I say go for it!

[HUGH]

Originally Posted by bajamtnbkr

I have an 06 Stumpy with a Fox Float RL fork, I had it service at least twice in the last couple of years because of oil leak, every time they change the regular seals and now is leaking again, not that bad but leaking.
Should I try the Eduro seals or forget about it and Push it? Any one had done it, any luck?

I don't know about PUSHing your fork but I do know about Enduro seals. I like them. The only problem is there is a breakin period on the seals. During this time people don't like the sticky feeling of the fork. But once they do free up they are nice. They seal real well which keeps the fork oil cleaner for longer in addition to keeping the stantions clean.

HUGH

[sdyeti]

Apparently you don't know my friend Rachel

Originally Posted by LBmtb

Very good point. Same reasoning behind - 'I've never heard a mac owner say they didn't like their computer.'

I say go for it!

[BoingBoing]

Originally Posted by sdyeti

Apparently you don't know my friend Rachel

There's always an exception. It just proves the rule.

EDIT: I should have put this post in the "Pulpit" forum along with the clipless pedal threads!

[Winston]

Here is a good article by Luc aka acadian comparing a stock Pike to a PUSH'd Pike.

[bajamtnbkr]

Originally Posted by HUGH

I don't know about PUSHing your fork but I do know about Enduro seals. I like them. The only problem is there is a breakin period on the seals. During this time people don't like the sticky feeling of the fork. But once they do free up they are nice. They seal real well which keeps the fork oil cleaner for longer in addition to keeping the stantions clean.

HUGH

That is my point, if I only want to stop the leaks the Enduro seals will do it but to have it Push'd is about $100 more? And everybody saids is worth it.

[JoeTruth]

Jorge, you are simply relentless!
You are to Macs what Dino is to Iron Horse, what Crash is to the Path and Jack is to Jack-In-The-Box. All pea's in a pod!

Originally Posted by LBmtb

Very good point. Same reasoning behind - 'I've never heard a mac owner say they didn't like their computer.'

I say go for it!

[BoingBoing]

The tech manual will tell you both how to disassemble & re-assemble.

[MTBMaven]

Originally Posted by sdyeti

Pretty sure that I've never heard anyone say, "Wow, I wish I hadn't had this shock/fork PUSH'd".

Actually I can say that. I had the RP3 on my Yeti 575 PUSHed and I really didn't do anything. The bike hardly bobbed as it was. The replacement of rubber seals with urethane is a plus but that can be done for much less that the full treatment I paid for. Now on my older model Enduro it worked magic. They do good work and I don't want to paid them in a bad light. I think it really depends on the bike.

[mcinvale]

i have no idea what the whole push thing is but;

Originally Posted by LBmtb

'I've never heard a mac owner say they didn't like their computer.'

my macbook pro was kinda crappy. it had heat & stability issues.... i like my other systems.

[DeeZee]

Originally Posted by JoeTruth

Jorge, you are simply relentless!
You are to Macs what Dino is to Iron Horse, what Crash is to the Path and Jack is to Jack-In-The-Box. All pea's in a pod!

FoShizzle is to ghay......Padre is to Leg shaving.........

[Kish Me]

I'm sure PUSH is great, but, I brought my gushing '03 Float fork to the Path and got it back in 3 days. Still as good as new!

Good luck!

Originally Posted by bajamtnbkr

I have an 06 Stumpy with a Fox Float RL fork, I had it service at least twice in the last couple of years because of oil leak, every time they change the regular seals and now is leaking again, not that bad but leaking.
Should I try the Eduro seals or forget about it and Push it? Any one had done it, any luck?

[uno-speedo]

You should send it to Shove Industries

http://teamdicky.blog.com/3117453/

[bajamtnbkr]

Originally Posted by uno-speedo

You should send it to Shove Industries

http://teamdicky.blog.com/3117453/

LOL! Thanks for the laugh

[RacinJason]

My Socom is Pushed all the way around and it is by far the best handling bike I have ever owned or tested.
I tune my Uzzi based on how my Socom handles. I can get it really close.
Every bike the I have tested that has been pushed handled great.

I can rebuild my own forks and shocks but i think when the Uzzi gets tired I will be calling Push. Let the guys who have spent the time researching new valving technology's.

[L8 APEKS]

Originally Posted by LBmtb

Very good point. Same reasoning behind - 'I've never heard a mac owner say they didn't like their computer.'

I say go for it!

LOL...I've heard more than one Mac owner say that...