scs slipping problems

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floydos

Member
im using DSA cambo billet forks with scs proto adult (v) and my forks keep slipping in between 2 points moves about an inch off can happen when dropping a bowl or coming off a grind everything is dead tight and installed correctly when i pick the scooter up hold it by the bards and move the forks i can keep moving them back and forward between the 2 points...its very fustrating coz sometimes it happens when im droping a bowl and sends me sideways and off balance...anyone got any ideas and what i can try to fix this...everything on the scooter is brand new

bars= Blunt Stripper
forks=DSA Cambo Billet Fork threadless
deck=ultra pro
headset= jetblack sealed threadless
compression system= proto scs
 
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floydos

Member
yer the bolt is tight as lol...so are all the clamp bolts..ive showed this to my mates and other riders at my local and no one can work it out lol.. i dont think pics will help what did u want pics of the scooter in whole or?
 
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floydos

Member
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alec logan

Bronze member
parrish said:
its because the cambo is a 2 piece fork and the forktube is interchangable
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the cambo fork is interchangable and de threads, theres been some reviews/video's on it. On some stan smirnoff video it showed that the fork is slipping and fucking up, its not the scs, its your fork.
 
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floydos

Member
ok i see what yas are saying...didnt even know u could unscrew the steer tube like that....anyway to fix this? or my forks are stuffed? they are brand new only been riddin few times and its done it from day 1
 
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floydos

Member
theres a small screw hole ontop of the fork just under were the steer tube starts is there meant to be a screw holding it tight maybe?
 
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floydos

Member
i cant even unscrew the steer tube:( i took the lil screw out thats meant to hold it in place coz i realised there was a screw just a very small one that i couldnt see and it still wont budge...it still slips even with out the bolt..makes no diffrence
 
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