Fox Doubke Clicker shock - Rebuild

[JeffCooper]

Picked up a nice clean Double Clicker for my RZ. Does anyone know who might rebuild it for me? Im sure new seals, oil and gas will make it like new again

I wonder of Racetech would do it AND set up my stock forks? Recomendations??

[brrrappp]

https://www.le-suspension.com/
I had good luck with these guys in the past.

[JeffCooper]

Thank you! I called and talked to Ed. He will rebuild the double clicker for $160. Has a connection who can powder coat the spring which is swapped already. Being the fat bastard I am now, Ill likely need a tougher springs than Back in the day of 160lbs.

[brrrappp]

Thank you! I called and talked to Ed. He will rebuild the double clicker for $160. Has a connection who can powder coat the spring which is swapped already. Being the fat bastard I am now, Ill likely need a tougher springs than Back in the day of 160lbs.

if you stiffen the rear spring you'll want to do the same at the front. Race Tech is a good source for stiffer fork springs.
Don't buy the more common "progressive" brand name fork spings thinking that they will do the job. I found them to be softer than stock.
If you are 200+ pounds you need the stiffer fork springs. You'll never get good bottoming resistence and proper ride height with fork oil level and air pressure.
If you are an aggressive rider or like to do track days, you'll want to revalve the fork to get better damping control over the stiffer springs.
If you are a casual rider who doesn't push the bike too hard, the RZ fork is lame but acceptable.

[RxRZ]

Thank you! I called and talked to Ed. He will rebuild the double clicker for $160.

That's a lot for just oil, seals, and a charge.