Hi guys.
I'm in the middle on rebuilding a 1991 WR250Z shock and am in need of a new air bladder. Now the problem - The bladder measures 46mm x 113mm (ODxL) but I can't find an exact replacement online. The closest I can get is a YZ 250 bladder with dimensions 46mm x 103mm. Now my question - Will the shorter bladder make a difference? In theory I might just have to add a touch more oil.
Or do I really need to replace the shock because I can't find a $10 part?
Cheers.
Shock bladder replacement
Started by
supergee
, May 01 2012 08:32 AM
5 replies to this topic
Posted 01 May 2012 - 08:52 AM
The bladder will be large enough, but a more important question is whether the later one will fit onto/into the bladder cap properly and seal as it should.
Posted 01 May 2012 - 09:16 AM
Your old bladder expanded to the seize you measured.
Its not the stock seize with 113 mm length.
The left one was in a shock a serviced. The right one is a new KYB Bladder 46x103.

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The new one is 46mmx103mm
Its not the stock seize with 113 mm length.
The left one was in a shock a serviced. The right one is a new KYB Bladder 46x103.

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The new one is 46mmx103mm
Posted 01 May 2012 - 09:36 PM
@Vietze - Thanks a lot. That was the info I was looking for!
@garyracer513 - I'll have to buy one and hope for the best. I'm pretty sure it will work after seeing that picture above. Thanks!
@garyracer513 - I'll have to buy one and hope for the best. I'm pretty sure it will work after seeing that picture above. Thanks!








