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« Reply #1729: April 23, 2009, 02:53:55 PM »

Thanks for the welcome!  The design of these shocks are terrible.  It's almost like it's missing a piece to keep the o-ring in place.  Last night I tried to tap the teflon bushing out and put the o-ring under it, but it sounds like you have quite a bit of experience with these so I'll leave that idea alone before I destroy something.  I like the grease idea.  I'll give that a go and see how it works.

I nearly bought a couple sets of 18T rear shocks to try those, but a quick Google search showed me that those are prone to leaking as well.  I have a set of Mini-T shocks on my Mini-T and they leak like crazy.  Why can't someone make a good mini shock that does not leak?   Frustrated

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