Float X shock on Rise LT 25 - settings?

[b33k34]

I've ridden my Rise and set up the suspension and confirmed the settings with a Shockwiz.

I'm c85kg with kit and am running 240psi - but I'm one click away from full closed on the rebound damping which seems odd. Surely that means anyone heavier than me, running more pressure is going to be under damped? It just seems odd.

 

[BAh30]

I've ridden my Rise and set up the suspension and confirmed the settings with a Shockwiz.

I'm c85kg with kit and am running 240psi - but I'm one click away from full closed on the rebound damping which seems odd. Surely that means anyone heavier than me, running more pressure is going to be under damped? It just seems odd.

Do you know what volume spacer is installed or did you change it?

 

[b33k34]

Do you know what volume spacer is installed or did you change it?

It's as supplied (and I've not opened it up to see if there are any in there)

 

[HandsomeDanNZ]

It's as supplied (and I've not opened it up to see if there are any in there)

If you go into the Fox page, enter your serial no and look at the info, it’ll tell you what was installed from factory.

 

[theremotejuggernaut]

Not apples for apples but...

I'm 75kg and run the float X on my 'old' rise at 170psi. Sometimes less if it's a rocky, chunky kind of day.

You're not *that* much heavier than me, 240 sounds a lot.

I know yours is the LT so slightly different leverage ratio but I'd have thought the difference there would be more about volume than pressure.

Have you arrived at that pressure just by measuring sag? Or by ride feel?

I run rebound about 4 from open. Sometimes slower but never more than halfway closed (6 or 7? I can't remember).

To be fair if it feels good then I guess it doesn't really matter what the setting are.

Is it sensitive enough on small stuff?