dyama
Veteran
I just managed to get a hold of a rear viper shock and want to adjust it to replace the steel rear one on our RX-1 shortys.Can anyone tell me if I have to change the pressure setting or piston float calibration on it and what would it be for 210lbs rider. 
DYNAREX
Expert
I HAVE THE VARIABLE RATE VIPER SHOCK IN MINE-FRA SET ON FIRM SHOCK IS ON 3RD FROM STIFFEST SETTING IM 170LBS AND IT RIDES LIKE A DREAM
RX1 Yooper
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
Pioneer will set it up for the RX1. I had mine done.
Personally I would have Maxximum performance do the valving. They have done several for me, the results have been outstanding. 
Honk
TY 4 Stroke Master
i TO HAVE THE 02 VIPER REAR SHOCK IN MINE GREAT IMPROVMENT! I have had pioneer performance do mine. No complaints! HONK
Tom-RX1
Expert
I just used the veper er shock works great got it on warrenty
Tom-RX1
Tom-RX1
ESKIMO
Extreme
The only change, if required, would be the valving. I have no idea of the different configuration of the shim stacks between the RX Stock and the Viper shocks. One way would be to dis-assemble the stock shock, record the configuration of the shim stacks and copy the same onto the viper shock.
This is of course if your familiar with rebuilding shocks. There is a lot of pressure in the shocks and taking them apart can be dangerous. I'd leave it to someone who provides this type of service.
Eskimo
This is of course if your familiar with rebuilding shocks. There is a lot of pressure in the shocks and taking them apart can be dangerous. I'd leave it to someone who provides this type of service.
Eskimo
Birdman
Extreme
You cant take apart the stock shock , it's non rebuildable.
Sent it to maxx perf. they did a pair for me and I really like it :lol:
Sent it to maxx perf. they did a pair for me and I really like it :lol:
