Tried to put fox floats on my srx and noticed the top eyelet diameter is wider than stock. Any thoughts on a solution? 

sxviper32
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bend you up a new set of brackets that are a bit wider. its just a simple bracket with 4 holes. shouldn't be hard
yammyhamer408
New member
how much gap is there betwin the flots and the brakets
Sorry, My post is confusing.
It is the whole diameter that is larger (where the bolt goes through)
It is the whole diameter that is larger (where the bolt goes through)
sxviper32
New member
what about a sleeve?
nailsandrails
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I think he means the other way around.... The Fox Shock hole is larger than the eyelet. I'd try a good hardware store and see what you can find. What if you had a washer that fit inside the shock hole drilled out to the correct diameter...and then a second larger washer on the outside to hold it all together? How much different in size are we talking?
I could also see a bolt with a lip that was the diameter of the shock, but I'm not sure what you would do on the side of the nut.
I could also see a bolt with a lip that was the diameter of the shock, but I'm not sure what you would do on the side of the nut.
olite bushing
Just go to www.mcmastercarr.com and type Oilite into the search field. You will have several to chose from.
Chose the Olite type bronze bushing:
-- bushing OD = ID of your shock mount hole
-- bushing ID = same as your bolt OD
-- bushing length = depth of the shock mount
Just go to www.mcmastercarr.com and type Oilite into the search field. You will have several to chose from.
Chose the Olite type bronze bushing:
-- bushing OD = ID of your shock mount hole
-- bushing ID = same as your bolt OD
-- bushing length = depth of the shock mount
sxviper32
New member
Mills said:Just go to www.mcmastercarr.com and type Oilite into the search field. You will have several to chose from.
Chose the Olite type bronze bushing:
-- bushing OD = ID of your shock mount hole
-- bushing ID = same as your bolt OD
-- bushing length = depth of the shock mount
exactly, just like a sleeve
Just remeber that you DO NOT lubricate these types of bushings. They are already impregnated with a lubricate. Adding any lubricate will basically "gum" them up and cause issues.
Mills
Mills
yammiman
Member
Zachalyse - how about if you post up some pictures and part numbers when you are done - save some time for someone else that might want to do the same thing (like me)!! 

Yamaouch08
VIP Member
+1 I thought about doing this too,pics please!yammiman said:Zachalyse - how about if you post up some pictures and part numbers when you are done - save some time for someone else that might want to do the same thing (like me)!!![]()
yammiman
Member
Ttt!!
Will do. Although I most likely won't get to it until fall.