• Tools for DIY Rebuild kits at home. 3D printed quality parts made for home mechanics. Cheaper than metal parts. Shockwave Parts.
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RockShox Domain - Full 200h Damper + Air Spring Rebuild Toolkit

RockShox Domain - Full 200h Damper + Air Spring Rebuild Toolkit

$19.49 CAD
$19.49 CAD
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Domain Damper + Air Shaft Rebuild Toolkit

This kit is for home mechanics servicing both the domain damper and the DebonAir air shaft. Great for a full 200-hour service if your fork has some years on it.

Need Seals?

Damper Section: This damper uses an open bath damper directly in the stanchion.

Air Shaft Section: Very beginner friendly. DebonAir air shafts are easy to replace or service. Follow the service manual, clean everything properly, go light on grease, and double-check your travel before reassembly.

What’s Included in This Kit:

  • 10mm shaft clamp for the air shaft: You might not even need it but can be usefull to open the main piston, just get the 38mm dust wiper tool if you don't need it.
  • 38mm dust wiper tool

You’ll Also Need (Not Included):

  • 24mm socket or cassette tool (depends on your fork model)
  • SRAM Butter, 3wt oil (depending on damper and air spring)
  • Dust wiper + air piston seals (included in most service kits)
Small Diameter Clamp Reminder:
If you're clamping any small shafts, always refer to the guide:
How to Use a Small Shaft Clamp

Oil Volume is Critical

This damper is open bath, meaning oil is not sealed inside a cartridge. The entire system relies on having the correct volume of oil inside the leg.

  • Too little: the damper will cavitate and feel dead and inconsistent
  • Too much: you risk hydro-locking and blowing out the seals

Correct volume (as per RockShox): 235 mL for Domain RC
See this oil volume chart to confirm your fork year/model.

Rebuild Steps Summary

  • Remove top compression cap using cassette tool
  • Rotate while pulling straight, the plastic assembly will slide out
  • Use circlip pliers to remove the retaining clip at the bottom
  • Pull out the entire damper shaft and sealhead (watch for oil spill)
  • Replace o-rings and seals if needed
  • Reinsert sealhead and circlip, refill to exactly 235 mL of oil
  • Reinstall parts in reverse and thats it.

 

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⚠️ Warnings:
- Always depressurize the air spring before opening
- Follow all fill/bleed instructions for the bladder and shaft
- Use only correct oils and parts for your fork’s model and year
Disclaimer: This rebuild kit includes instructions and references. Tools are not included unless added. Add a 10mm clamp if needed. By purchasing, you agree to our Terms of Service.
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