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2009 Fox Racing Shox Owner's Manual - Bike-Components

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Installing a 40 mm Fork<br />

1. Verifying the Total Stack Height:<br />

Note: The 40 direct mount crown requires a total stack height range from 105<br />

mm to 166.8 mm.<br />

See Figure 1: “40 Headset Stack Height” to understand what defines total stack height.<br />

Measure to verify whether your total stack height falls within this height range specification.<br />

• If your total stack height is less than 105.0 mm, add a headset spacer between<br />

the upper headset parts and the upper crown, to arrive within this total headset stack<br />

height specification.<br />

• If your total stack height is greater than 166.8 mm, consider installing a shorter<br />

stack headset.<br />

Note: If you’re installing a steerer tube-mounted stem, the total height of<br />

spacers used on a FOX steerer tube should never exceed 30 mm.<br />

Figure 1: 40 Headset Stack Height<br />

Warning! Have a qualified bicycle mechanic install the 40. Improperly<br />

installed forks are dangerous, which can cause loss of steering<br />

control that can lead to serious or fatal injuries.<br />

The 40 with a direct mount upper crown is assembled with the lower crown set to 163.7 mm<br />

below the top of the upper tubes (see Figure 2: “40 Crown Height” on page 163). The lower<br />

<strong>Fox</strong> <strong>Racing</strong> <strong>Shox</strong> <strong>2009</strong> Owners <strong>Manual</strong> Installing a 40 mm Fork Page 162

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