PSI in rear shocks

[Questions]

I am seeking information on the maxium amount of air the rear shocks are supposed to carry 2014 RT SM6. Any help woulld be appreciated. Thanks.

 

[RUOUTHERE]

The pressure label seems to be general advice for the manual suspension does the same apply for the remote system? The manual indicates the on board pump increases/decreases the pressure depending on setting but I would think some about of minimum pressure would need to be set? I have the setting on my Limit in the middle but when measuring the pressure it read 25psi seems low for mid range.

Any input from the experts out there?

 

[RUOUTHERE]

The amount of air pressure in the ACS (compressor system) is measured not by the air pressure in the bladder but the ride height measured by the sensor.

The two are linked but the ACS automatically takes into account the actual load and changing road conditions.

So should not care about the psi as measured at the valve?

 

[RUOUTHERE]

It’s not important unless you suspect a malfunction.

Thank-you Roger!

 

[napper39]

my tec here in kansas city said 50 psi for two riding and never go higher than 60 psi,i know some of you are using much moore than that but you are also blowing out the blatter ,this is info from another post.an 50 seems right for me.and i dont have the auto pump type i have a standerd rt not rts.so i need to check my air and add when needed.by a pump like for a bycyle.:2thumbs::chat:

 

[Bob Denman]

The chart that Roger posted is correct. :thumbup:
Your dealer is selling some of the bike's capabilities on the short side... Up to 85 spi on the standard bikes.