float ifp depth?

[copo427ss]

does anybody know what the ifp depth is on the apex floats? revalving an rebuilding my floats. the part number on my shocks is not listed in the fox chart. as always any help is much appreciated.

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[copo427ss]

Bump. The thread that was on here about them seems to be gone.

 

[cannondale27]

Its in this chart.Carver and Deycore post these charts to help the do it yourselfer.I think they deserve a big thank you for that in the least.Sure is appreciated.

http://www.carverperformance.com/userfi ... tomers.xls

 

[copo427ss]

Cannon, yeah these guys are great. We order and use the info on their site often at work. But couldnt find any yamaha info. The float rebuild kits come with a manual and have a whole page of ifp depth listings, but none of the fox part numbers match up with the numbers on the yamaha floats. This is where I'm getting lost. I'm hoping to come up with an answer today. When I do, I will be sure to post the info in here.

 

[STAIN]

Yamaha dosen't give IFP depths out unless you are an authorized Yamaha shock rebuilder. Even some dealers don;t have them. unless this has changed in the last 3 years

 

[LJ 452]

Nothing has changed, if you can reference a shock of similar travel that would get you close enough. It's really just a function of how much area the shaft will displace at full travel.

 

[copo427ss]

the ifp depth for fox float and float 2 for apex and others is 6.69". this is confirmed.

 

[cannondale27]

Cannon, yeah these guys are great. We order and use the info on their site often at work. But couldnt find any yamaha info. The float rebuild kits come with a manual and have a whole page of ifp depth listings, but none of the fox part numbers match up with the numbers on the yamaha floats. This is where I'm getting lost. I'm hoping to come up with an answer today. When I do, I will be sure to post the info in here.

Here it is on his chart:

 

[copo427ss]

thanks cannon, i have printed and filed this for the shop.