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2016 skid front Fox Evol and rear Fox Evol 3 pressures

Discussion in 'SR Viper Mountain Talk' started by karl, Nov 22, 2020.


  1. karl

    karl Pro

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    sooo? how much pressure are you running in the main and evol chambers on your skids front and rear shock?

    I weight around 200+ ready to ride and have my front evol 3s set at 55psi for the main chamber and 90psi for the evol chamber
     
    karl, Nov 22, 2020
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  3. MrSled

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    When I had mine I would run a little more in the Evol Champer at 100 but Im sure your is still close.
     
    MrSled, Nov 23, 2020
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  4. karl

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    what I am trying to figure out is the skid shocks. I don't really understand how the two shocks work together.
     
    karl, Nov 23, 2020
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  5. MrSled

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    the setting you mention work perfect for ski shocks for trailer riding, you have Evols in both center and rear?
     
    MrSled, Nov 23, 2020
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  6. karl

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    yes, sled has all Fox Evol shocks. skis and rear skid. front (center) skid shock is an Evol and rear shock is an Evol 3
     
    karl, Nov 23, 2020
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  7. MrSled

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    Rear shock will need more main chamber air, usually 100 -125 and the evol chamber would need more like 200. Center shock, I would keep on the lighter side more like the skis, like 65 and 100. Then you have yo go by feel, if its hitting hard in the bars, then its skis, if it hits hard in the butt, then its rear and if it hits hard in the feet, its center.
     
    MrSled, Nov 23, 2020
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  8. karl

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    thanks MrSled I will start with those numbers and tune from there.
     
    karl, Nov 23, 2020
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  9. MrSled

    MrSled Administrator Staff Member Admin Moderator VIP Member

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    That was used for trail.. but good luck and report back your findings.
     
    MrSled, Nov 23, 2020
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  10. karl

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    don't ride trails much. low elevation off trail mostly.... I just needed a starting point
     
    karl, Nov 23, 2020
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  11. MrSled

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    This will be good for that.
     
    MrSled, Nov 23, 2020
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