Converting coil to solo air
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From what I have read in the past the answer is no. It's likely the inside of your tubes are too scratched up to maintain an air seal. Usually people go the other way. Air to coil sprung.
You know they sell several different springs right? You would need the lightest one available, but at 100 pounds that may still be to stiff.
You know they sell several different springs right? You would need the lightest one available, but at 100 pounds that may still be to stiff.
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I'm sure within enough determination and with solid enough parts anything is possible, but I highly doubt it would be worth the effort\money to even try. Anyhow get the lightest spring they have and just grow into that. .
The totem is one sweet fork but its made for the above average rough rider and for some pretty big hits and drops. If you are not yet that type of rider you might consider selling it as is, and replacing it with a more appropriate fork.
Good luck man
The totem is one sweet fork but its made for the above average rough rider and for some pretty big hits and drops. If you are not yet that type of rider you might consider selling it as is, and replacing it with a more appropriate fork.
Good luck man
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You would need a new csu assembly, and the air spring assembly, and a top cap.
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