Yes I am sure. The way the coil u-turn sektor works is that the main u-turn assembly is in the lefthand leg. Normally, there’s also a small top-out spring in the same leg, with a Pike for example. In the Sektor, the main spring is in the left, as per normal, but the small top out spring is part of the rebound damper assembly. I’m not talking about the main spring, it’s a much smaller secondary spring that’s there so the fork’s top-out is slightly cushioned.
I know this because I have a coil u-turn sektor and fitted a dual flow rebound to it and had to work out what to do with the top out spring – I actually just popped it onto the new damper stack and it seems fine.
It may be that the fork’s okay without the top-out spring, but if you do the swap and find the top out is harsh, that’s probably why.
Hope that makes sense. Sorry if I confused anyone.