subman said:
Thanks everyone! I will be sending it to PUSH! I did not know that they were rebuilding Fox36RC2 fork until yesturday.I had my shock done a couple years back and PUSH did a great job! Darren,How long have you been doing 36RC2 forks for and I like the new website!
I just got my 2009 36 TALAS RC2 back from the full factory tuning and TALAS service at Push, and I cannot begin to tell you how much different (BETTER!!!) the fork feels. It's now everything I wanted in a fork, small bump compliance, reduced brake dive, able to run a resonable air pressure (70psi) and still acheive full travel. I used to have to run about 40psi in the fork, but then it would be too soft and sag too much, so I would dial up the LSC to compensate for that, which would reduce small bump compliance. Darren and his boys did a helluva job with my fork, just as they did with my shock last year. And as a tip, I would tell you to take advantage of their 2-way shipping service, they will send you an empty fork box with a return label inside, you box up your fork, slap the new label on and drop it off at the UPS Store and it's on it's way. I had a real hard time finding a box for shipping, and I think I was one of Darren's guinea pigs for the service and it worked FLAWLESSLY, just like everything else I have experienced with Push.
Let us know how you like the tuning! I am going to write up a full review after getting some more miles on it this weekend.
Eric