Cane creek DB air

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I have just been told that the shock that came with the bike (super deluxe) has a large internal scratch and needs a warranty replacement, as I could be looking at a long wait for a replacement I'm thinking of putting a new shock on with the potential to sell one of them afterwards.
So, has anyone put a cane creek DB air on a large E sommet? Does it fit fine? How would you rate it over the stock shock?

Ona slightly different note, anyone know what the turn around time is from Sram at the moment?
 
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Not tried the Cane creek (and at £599 not likely to) but TF Tuned have the Rock shox rear shock in stock, also noticed they have the Marzocchi coil shock in the correct size for £329 ? but would it fit ?
 
I've never been happy with the super deluxe, felt it always suffered with a lack of support and blew through its travel too easily - had to run it with the threshold set to firm to overcome this but hat made it harsh over small bumps so I'm reluctant to buy another one - was sent off to be serviced and tuned to try to improve it, then the fault found.

If there is a very long delay with warranty work from Sram (mixed reports some say they are very quick at the moment some say weeks or even months) then I'd need to buy a second shock and I've had a DB air on anything bike and it was incredible so as they are similar prices why would I buy the same again? Unless the DB doesn't fit!
 
I have found the canecreek really good on my analogue bike and a couple others I have tried it on. You have to put some work into setting it up right though.
 
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