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The correct term is "viscoelastic". (I used to test rubbers for the Air Force.)– Daniel R HicksCommented Apr 8, 2012 at 2:33
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Wow, I wrote viscoplastic! My mistake, I actually meant viscoelastic...– heltonbikerCommented Apr 8, 2012 at 3:20
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Where can I buy Micro-cellular urethane? If I find it in tubing, should I install it in 6" and 5" lengths, or cut it into 6x 1" and 4x 1.25" lengths?– EhrykCommented Apr 8, 2012 at 6:08
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I think you could/should take the measure from the debris of your removed elastomers. Other than that, the elastomers should completely fill the empty inner height of the fully extended suspension, so as not to leave any empty vertical space. Another thing to do would be to use smaller sections of tubing stacked over one another, so you could tune the preload by arranging different combination of sections with different hardness. Don't be afraid of experimenting, there would be no harm to the fork. (although a single tube would be better than three or four smaller sections)– heltonbikerCommented Apr 9, 2012 at 2:08
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