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The spring converters allowed for our springs which had a larger outer diameter to be used on Fox dampers which had more narrow spring clips and preload collars.
The Spring converters on only required on older Fox dampers using Fox's older style spring clip. The clip/preload on these older Fox dampers were narrow and these converters allowed our springs to fit more securely.
We have not verified if they are required for the Marzocchi shocks but with Fox and Marzocchi being the same company now its very likely are using the same clip and preload... I recommend reaching out to Marzochhi to see if they use the same parts as Fox. Worse case these converters will not hurt any spring install or performance so if you cannot find out, use the converters and they will work fine.
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