You just helped me ALOT! Thanks for your video!

Great video! Keep up the boston work!

Awesome. Thank you!

Hi buddy I can imagine my foxs bearing kit will compatible with jadeX ? or not? thanks for this awesome video!

thread spec is 1/2 -28

@imdabigboinow

Ай бұрын

Thank you 🤘

SOLID. Thank you!

what vehicle is sophisticated ?

Did he just say "croissant wrench?" 😂

Thank you for this vidéo. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

It really pisses me off that Fox sells a $30 mounting hardware upgrade that subsequently requires a $130 tool to do an air can service. I think I may buy the bearing kit and use a tap on the threads before installing. Great ideas here. Thanks.

Awesome work around and video. Wondering if you could confirm if the 2 bearing cup bolts are m12 1.25 pitch?

@bajkysk1103

2 жыл бұрын

no It is not M12x1.25

@Riderdownn

20 күн бұрын

@@bajkysk1103 are you sure about that?

hello, what is the pitch of the two big screws you use to extract the bearing cups please? thank you for your help

@mattgies

Жыл бұрын

Since he said "half inch fine thread", that should mean 1/2 inch major diameter with 20 threads per inch.

@Riderdownn

Ай бұрын

For sure the true thread is metric, closest thread to 1/2in 20 TPI would be M12 x 1.25mm

All the videos are explaining how to get it out.... is there anything special needed to get it IN? I am thinking of getting a Fox shock

@ostankovalex1176

8 ай бұрын

nah, just press it in gently

2:37 is probably the worst mechanical advice of any sort I've ever seen on KZread. Don't do what he does folks, get a bolt with the correct threads, or get the proper tool.

@dawnpoint

2 жыл бұрын

If you don't understand why I'm doing it that way you missed the entire point. Go find the "right" bolt and tell me what you learned.

Jesus christ....whilst its a solution its executed with the sort of finnesse I expect a rhino would use to open a can of tuna

Oh so I need a park tool headset press, but “no special tools” 😂

@willyk882

Жыл бұрын

A socket of the correct size should work

ugh... "almost the same size" ... just force it through with the wrong thread? I just prefer buying the correct tool. Actually, just received it. When you spend $6-8-10K per bike, and when you spend $500-1000 on a shock, and you have several bikes (I have 7, 5 with fox shocks) I think spending $110 on the proper tool is the correct thing for me to do. +1 ... if you sell this, someone will be very-very screwed (pun intended) when they ruin these messed up cups, and/or their PROPER tool, and end up with the cups with broken threads stuck in a shock... One reason I don't buy used bikes is because of mechanics and "home mechanics" doing hacks like this...

@mattgies

Жыл бұрын

Can you tell us the *correct* thread diameter and thread pitch?

@nicktonka

6 ай бұрын

@@mattgies its a custom pitch, its not a straight number. You would have to look it up in a machinist handbook.

Close ups are god awful. Can you slow down and show us the exactly what you're removing?