ttx forks

[cladoo]

Which ttx forks are on my 2010 Nambo 992's or 1082's ?

[Jakobi]

FGGG 1182 - 2010/2011 EC250/300 (Suspect 45mm Marzocchi)
FGGG 1282 - 2012 EC250/300 (48mm Marzocchi)
FGGG 1283 - 2009 to 2012 EC250/300 (48mm Sachs)
FGGG 992 - 2009 EC300

Info from HardRacing.com

2010 Nambo I believed used the Sachs outers so I'd be aiming at 1283

[cladoo]

They are Sachs. So 1283's. Now I need to find the setup/install manuals. Thanks

[Simmo737]

Fggg1182 are Sachs 10-11, they are superseded. The 1283 are the new Sachs models that jakobi got.

Your nambo will have 1182

Edit, they could be 1082, it seems to be a year thing.

[Jakobi]

So you got the 1182 Simmo?

For the 1282 I can tell you set up info is as follows..

Rebound damping 15 clicks
Compression damping 15 clicks
Spring preload 2mm
Fluid volume 280mm

Spring preload change -2 to 8mm (adjusted by adding/removing washers)
Fuid volume range 250mm - 350mm

[orangezuk]

What mods are needed to run the TTX cartridges that fit in a KTM in the Sachs forks or can the TTX be modified to work?

[Jakobi]

If the forks were the same length then you might just maybe get away with buying the sachs base plug. You'd need to pull everything apart and lay it all on a table to know for sure. The TTX in itself is quite a simple installation.

[moto9]

Just out of curiosity what was the price tag on the TTX

[Jakobi]

Hard racing can do them for $1059 I think. Thats just inserts. Then you're up another $100 for springs and a few bucks for oil. I think Coppersmiths asks $1200 plus springs, but they list them as Tuned so they may or may not revalve based on what you discuss with them.

[swazi_matt]

Price is about $1000 US