I did the same for my Kenevo, but went for a 38 Factory. Instead of paying $1,250 for a new one, I got one from a build kit that hadn't even been cut to install for under $900, that's 30% off.
Most riders and reviewers say the 35 is a very budget fork. You may do better looking for a take-off 38 Performance instead. Many times riders will pull the stock fork before a ride and you can save hundreds. I don't think anyone could argue the 38 isn't an upgrade.