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Hey guys. I have a set of works triple rates and a set of Elka stage 1's. plus 2 a arms,trail machine. Both could use a rebuild/revalve, my question is which one would you recommend having redone ? Works or Elka Thanks guys

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Elkas have a 5/8 shaft I think not sure about the stage 1. And the works are 1/2. I'd go with the Elkas for that reason.

But the works triple are good shocks too. You can't really go wrong fixing either and selling the other to fund the rebuild.

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That's part of my plan is to sell one set to help fund the rebuild. Lol. Just not sure which set to rebuild. I like the thought of elkas but also like the triple rates too. That's why I asking for you'lls opinions

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You do have the option of having elka change the shocks to what you want. I don't know what it cost to have them upgraded but I'm almost positive that is an option with the elkas

like a trade in/upgrade program?
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Does either set have reservoirs? And is it safe to assume both sets are set up for your weight?

 

If it were me, I'd rebuild the Elkas. But only if you are willing to have the springs re configured to triple rate set up. At least dual rate. If the spring swap makes cost an issue, the works can just be gone through and are an awesome bang for your buck.

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The works triple rates do have resi's but are not set up for my weight. Neither is the elkas but they are closer. Either way I go I'll have to have either set revalved and set up for my weight. The bike is nothing but a trail machine, maybe a friendly field drag race here and there. Thanks for the comments guys

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