What can you tell me about this unit on my Rear shock?

[Mrmikey]

What can anyone tell me about this unit, I'm assuming it's rear shock preload (I don't think it's that, as the collar would do that); spring rate; rebound rate? There appears to be two adjustments possible according to the embossed lettering around the nut and screw head, low speed and high speed. Also, it's nitrogen charged according to the label on the end.

It handles great for me now, so I'm not intending to monkey with something that's fine, just curiosity is getting to me.

 

[pauly1]

That's the remote reservoir for the Fox Factory Series 2.0 Podium RC2 Rear Shock. The two settings on it are for adjusting damping, high velocity and low velocity events.

Go to page 13 in this Fox manual to understand the settings. This manual is not specific to the Spyder's shock, but explains the settings nonetheless. https://serenity-foxfactory.asset.akeneo.cloud/fox_asset_family/media/605_00_118_RevD.pdf

p.s.: adjusting the rebound rate also affects the compression damping.

 

[Hypurone]

That's the remote reservoir for the Fox Factory Series 2.0 Podium RC2 Rear Shock. The two settings on it are for adjusting damping, high velocity and low velocity events.

Go to page 13 in this Fox manual to understand the settings. This manual is not specific to the Spyder's shock, but explains the settings nonetheless. https://serenity-foxfactory.asset.akeneo.cloud/fox_asset_family/media/605_00_118_RevD.pdf

p.s.: adjusting the rebound rate also affects the compression damping.

To be clear, the location in the photo (the remote reservoir) is for COMPRESSION damping (BOTH High and Low speed) and the rebound damping is done on the shock body itself....

 

[Mrmikey]

Awesome guys, thanks for the info.