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160mm 2 step air to coil, can I use a [b]170mm[/b] lyrik spring (non u-turn)?
Most older Lyriks can be extended up to 180mm, but I wouldn't want to guarantee it- there might be exceptions I don't know about
http://www.sram.com/service/rockshox/7,108 find the right year, exploded diagrams and the rest
I don't know, but I had mine done not so long ago and they feel fantastic, difference was night and day.
as an alternative i have a SOLO air spring you can have for a lyrik for £30 posted
Not keen on the solo air but thanks rob.
I am asking because all I can find are "lyrik [b]DH[/b] 170mm springs" so wondering if I can just pop in one of those?
I've got a pair of 160mm u-turn coils with ruined stanchions I've been meaning to shift for spares if that's any use to you?
I am asking because all I can find are "lyrik DH 170mm springs" so wondering if I can just pop in one of those?
Did you find the right year of fork in the tech/spares guide in the link I posted? It should show how/if/what fits in and what spacers are used. Failing that it should give you a part number for what you need. Just because you can't see it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Fishers may have a pile in a box for order.
mrsi- mailed you
mikesmith- no couldn't find them I am after 2007 SRAM only go back to 2010?
2007 Spare Parts Catalogue, part number for Lyrik Springs in there
07 Service Manual all forks
http://www.kalnai.at/technik/pdf/2007/RockShox/07_RockShox_SPC_B.pdf More Part lists (page 39)
Any SRAM dealer should be able to get hold of the parts if they exist.
wow...thanks that is really helpful!
SRAM are really good with tech docs and lots of people host the old ones, just in case you need anything else this worked in google "2007 rockshox lyrik part list" Generally if you know what it should be called you will find an archive copy somewhere
[url= http://www.tftunedshox.com/Catalogue/Shop-RockShox/RockShox/RockShox-Lyrik-Parts ]TF Tuned offer both types[/url]