[Electric_City]

Besides Avalanche, who else is there?

I have to replace my old Dhx 5.0 that was tuned by my bestie, Craig, some years ago. I can get a DHX2, but I doubt it will work on the bike as-is.

Push doesn't do tunes to shocks anymore besides theirs. Vorsprung seems to make kits to upgrade, but I don't think they tune anything specific.

Diaz? Trail Labs? I don't know much about either of them.

Anyone else out there? Thanks

 

[Westy]

If you have a good idea of what you want you could always give it a go yourself. At the end of the day it is just dialing in the spring rate for a valve. Rockshox publishes the base tunes so not too difficult to figure out what you need to do to nudge things one way or the other.

https://www.sram.com/globalassets/document-hierarchy/tuning-manuals/rockshox-rear-shock-piston-tuning-guide.pdf

 

[Leafy]

If you can handle a full rebuild you can handle a re-valve. Its actually really easy on a shock you yourself are riding, since you really one need to be directionally accurate with your adjustments. Do I want it firmer or softer on this type of suspension action? Make some educational guess amount move, if it was too much you can just go for something in the middle, if not enough you can go more. I'm going to make a video on how to use re-stackor and how to re-valve sometime after april 26th which will be the first time I get to ride my DH bike with my own custom tune on it.

 

[jdcamb]

Is Craig still around? Can you ask him how to proceed?

 

[HardtailHack]

Bullcrew?

 

[Fool]

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