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Hey Matt,
Sorry to hear that you're having the same issues I had. Send them back and get the Ohlins or Works Performance shocks. You'll never get those shocks setup correctly. Fox does not (currently) make springs with the correct spring rate to achieve the recommended sag settings and...
Maybe I wasn't clear when I posted the photo attempting to measure shaft pressure on the scale. I didnt mean to suggest that the nitrogen gas pressure added to the combined spring rate in the way a coil spring does. You said it correctly. The nitrogen charge adds support. Once that initial...
Ya it might be an easy fix but at this point I've lost all confidence in Fox. If they're that far off on spring rate how will they be in the dampening circuits? Wouldn't they also require pressure charge valves to be installed?
Thanks again
Jimmy
That's very generious and an thoughtful offer Sav0r but I have no interest in working, adapting and experimenting with these shocks on behalf of Fox. If they have no interest in ensuring their products are right for the market they can have them back. Once I get my money back I will consider...
So I sent the photo (above) of the shock compressed on the scale to Fox and asked them to comment. More specifically on the contribution to spring rate of a gas charged shock. This is the responce I received. Doesn't leave a lot of options.
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Hope your week was good.
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That question has remained in my head for a while now. I can't tell you at what pressure the canister is charged but I can tell you the general effect it has. As suggested, Fox Podium RC1 shocks are gas charged and the internal gas pressure contributes to spring rate. Curious of the contribution...
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