RockShox Revelation A5 Service Kit
OEM RockShox service kit for Revelation A5 Boost forks — includes dust seals, foam rings, o-rings and SA sealhead to restore smooth travel and keep contaminants out.
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Key Features
- ✓ Complete lower-leg wear kit: dust seals, foam rings and o‑rings
- ✓ Includes SA sealhead for OEM-correct interface and fit
- ✓ Seals made from high-grade nitrile and NBR compounds
- ✓ Foam rings are closed-cell synthetic foam for lubrication retention
- ✓ Designed for RockShox Revelation A5 Boost fork models
- ✓ SRAM Model ID FS-SVC-200H-A1 / Mfr P/N 00.4315.032.625
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Frequently Asked Questions
What parts are included in the Revelation A5 service kit?
The kit includes dust seals, foam rings, o‑ring seals and an SA (service assembly) sealhead—everything needed to refresh the lower legs of a Revelation A5 Boost fork. It does not include lubricants, bushings, or damping internals.
How often should I replace these seals and foam rings?
Replacement intervals depend on riding conditions; for regular trail use, inspect seals every 50 hours and replace foam rings and dust seals every 100–200 hours or at first sign of leakage or increased stiction. Riding in mud or sand may require more frequent service.
Can I install this kit at home or should I use a shop?
If you have basic suspension tools and a service manual, lower-leg service is a manageable home job. However, correct reassembly, torqueing and damper alignment are critical—if you're unsure, a trained suspension tech will ensure proper installation and inspection of bushings and damping components.
Is this an OEM RockShox part?
Yes. This is an OEM RockShox service kit (Mfr P/N 00.4315.032.625) and matches SRAM's service ID FS-SVC-200H-A1 for Revelation A5 Boost forks.
Will this kit fit non-Boost Revelation forks?
This variant is specified for Boost-spaced Revelation A5 models. Non-Boost or other-generation Revelation forks may use different sealheads or ring dimensions—confirm your fork model and year against RockShox compatibility charts before purchasing.
Do I need special tools to replace these parts?
Basic tools for lower-leg service include a torque wrench, hex drivers, soft mallet, pick for O‑rings, and a clean work area. A fork pump and correct suspension grease or oil are also recommended. Some shops use press tools for seals, but many home mechanics can service lowers with standard hand tools and patience.
Buying Guide
When buying a fork service kit, prioritize OEM-specified parts to ensure correct fit and long-term durability. Check your fork's model, year and axle spacing—this Revelation A5 kit is built for Boost models and includes the SA sealhead matched to that lower casting. Compare part numbers (Mfr P/N 00.4315.032.625 / SRAM FS-SVC-200H-A1) with your fork's service documentation. Consider whether you'll combine the purchase with additional maintenance items: lower-leg oil, fresh lubricant, or a full damper rebuild kit if your fork shows damping issues. If you lack tools or experience, factor in shop labor for installation to protect warranty and ensure optimal performance.
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