Interchangeable fork tubes between brands

[Ruton]

I'm looking to get some fork tubes for my T250. The ones it has now are a bit damaged in the travel area so it won't seal right. I've read that they are 34mm, similar to a number of other bikes of the era. My question is whether I could use some for say a yamaha RD350 since they are easier to come by and are also 34mm. Will they fit in the sliders or there might be issues? Has anyone else done this?

[Coyote]

34mm

Suzuki
T 250
T-250 II
TM-250 J/K (72-73)
TS-250 R/J/K/L/M/A “Savage” (71-76)
TC-305
T-350 1 / 2
TM-400 R “Cyclone” (71)
TM-400 J “Cyclone” (72)
TS-400 J/K/L/M/A/B “Apache” (72-77)
T-500 1/2/3, T-500M (75)
34 Yamaha
YZ-100 C (76)
MX-125 C (76)
YZ-125 C (76)
DT-250 A/B/C (74-76)
DT-250 D/E (77-78)
DT1/1B/1S/1C/1C-MX (68-70)
DT1E/1MX (71)
MX-250/A/B (73-75)
TY-250 A/C/D (74, 76-77)
RD-350/A/B (73-75)
DT-360 A (74)
YZ-360 A/B (74-75)
DT-400 B/C/D/E (75-78)
MX-400 B (75)
SC-500/A (73-74)
TX-500/A/ XS-500B (73-75)
XS1/1B/2/TX-650 (71-73)
XS1/1B/2/ TX-650 (70-73)

[Ruton]

That means any of those would work right?

[oldjapanesebikes]

That means any of those would work right?

Diameter - yes. Length - maybe.

[alanr]

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9613.an" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; engineer will cut the bottom and make new grooves.dont cut the threaded end.I ebayed xs1 tubes and found these.