48mm Zoke dust seals?

[SS109]

Did a mud race recently and since my fork seals have been weeping. Tried cleaning them to no avail and this past weekend they really started pouring. So, time for replacement.

From what I've read on here the easy to find KYB seals or Sachs seals will work. My question, is there a readily available dust seal that will work? I just compared the dust seals from my buddy's '18 YZ250X to the Zokes and the outer diameter is way too small to work.

[gasgasman]

I've had really good luck with the SKF seals.

[john r b]

They are listed in the Hard Parts catalog.

[SS109]

I was hoping there was something readily available from another more common fork. The SKF seals seem to only be available from places I have never dealt with and are very pricey at over $70+. You can get a KYB set for about half the price ($35). Oh well. Guess I'll reuse the dust seals for now.

[Jakobi]

Originally Posted by SS109

Did a mud race recently and since my fork seals have been weeping. Tried cleaning them to no avail and this past weekend they really started pouring. So, time for replacement.

From what I've read on here the easy to find KYB seals or Sachs seals will work. My question, is there a readily available dust seal that will work? I just compared the dust seals from my buddy's '18 YZ250X to the Zokes and the outer diameter is way too small to work.

Let me have a look in my box of tricks mate. No idea what postage costs, but I think I have some genuine ones here.. maybe not.. I know I have bushings.

[Jakobi]

I have some OEM dust seals here that are lightly used. Replaced with SKF as an upgrade. I do have OEM bushings; new.. but no new Marz seals.. Only KYB

[SS109]

Thanks, I really appreciate the offer but I'll probably just reuse the old ones for now if they look ok.

Now, what I could really use help with is figuring out how to get in to the rebound stack and slowing it down!