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APPLICATIONS Dunes / Race and 

Trail 605-01-108 rev B 

Pg. 4

 

 UNDERSTANDING THE PODIUM RC2 

Body

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  Large diameter 6061-T6 smooth bore seamless aluminum body allows for greater damping force 

capability while allowing the shock to run at lower overall temperatures. 

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  Increased oil volume allows for reduced fade and increased durability. 

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  Genuine Kashima Coating for less friction and reduced heat. 

Spring Adjustment

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Preload adjustment

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Crossover ring adjustment

High-Speed Compression Adjuster (22 position)

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The high-speed compression (HSC) adjuster mainly affects compression damping
during medium-to-fast suspension movements such as steep jump faces, harsh flat
landings and aggressive whoops. The goal is to run as little high-speed compression
damping as possible without bottoming.

Low-Speed Compression Adjuster (24 position)

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The low-speed compression (LSC) adjuster primarily affects compression damping
during slow suspension movements such as G-outs or smooth jump landings. It also
affects wheel traction and the harshness or plushness of the vehicle (note that low- 
speed has nothing to do with the speed of the vehicle). Choose an LSC setting that
gives good body control without causing excessive harshness or loss of traction.

Rebound damping Adjustment (22 position)

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Rebound damping controls the rate at which the shock returns after it has been compressed.
The proper rebound setting is a personal preference and changes with rider weight, riding style and
conditions.

Teflon-Lined, Heat-Treated, Alloy Steel Spherical Bearings

Hard-Chrome-Plated Alloy Steel Shaft

Bottom-Out Control Technology:

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Bottom-out cup provides additional end-of-stroke compression damping for those really
hard hits.

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  Offers up to 30 percent more damping at the final 25 percent of travel.

This allows the shocks to be tuned to give improved small- bump compliance in the upper 
portion of the stroke while still maintaining the ability to absorb huge impacts effectively. 

Summary of Contents for RZR XP1000

Page 1: ...2 5 PODIUM X AFTERMARKET SHOCK OWNER S MANUAL PODIUM RC2 RZR XP1000 OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...NGRATULATIONS 3 CONSUMER SAFETY 3 UNDERSTANDING THE PODIUM RC2 4 INSTALLING YOUR SHOCKS 5 READING THE SPRING RATE 7 SETTING THE RIDE HEIGHT 7 ADJUSTING SPRING CROSS OVER 8 DUAL SPEED COMPRESSION DSC 1...

Page 3: ...structions Rebuilding should be carried out by an authorized FOX service technician CONSUMER SAFETY WARNING Driving a UTV can be dangerous and can result in death or serious injury Take your responsib...

Page 4: ...affects compression damping during slow suspension movements such as G outs or smooth jump landings It also affects wheel traction and the harshness or plushness of the vehicle note that low speed has...

Page 5: ...rque spec as listed remove the jack stands and lower the vehicle Rear Shocks Raise the rear of the vehicle with a jack support with jack stands and remove the stock shock absorbers along with the rese...

Page 6: ...Doing so may result in coil bind leading to spring failure and potentially injury or death If you are at maximum preload and need more ride height contact FOX for a stiffer spring The distance from t...

Page 7: ...he spring free internal diameter 250 2 50 inches The last four digits indicate the spring rate 0225 225 lb in SETTING THE RIDE HEIGHT All FOX coil over piggyback shocks feature adjustable spring prelo...

Page 8: ...Metal to metalshocktravelininches measurebeforespringinstallation 2 Main spring rate lb in marked on spring see Reading the Spring Rate 3 Tender spring rate lb in marked on spring see Reading the Spri...

Page 9: ...placement Crossover Ring Placement Shaft Travel in x Crossover Point x Spring Correction Factor EXAMPLE A 5 2 inch travel shock with a 225 lb in main spring and an 800 lb in tender spring The crossove...

Page 10: ...w the crossover ring location multiply by 14 to get the number of threads between the spring coupler and crossover ring In the example above 0 629 inches 0 629 x 14 8 8 threads Changing the spring pre...

Page 11: ...ge of adjustability for the LSC adjuster from full firm to full soft with the HSC adjuster held constant at 10 clicks out HSC HIGH SPEED COMPRESSION ADJUSTMENT The HSC is adjusted using a 17 mm socket...

Page 12: ...nd then bottoms hard on the third or fourth This is because the wheels aren t rebounding quickly enough and the wheels pack into compression For tight flat surfaces you may like to run more rebound da...

Page 13: ...RNING Shock rebuilds take specialist knowledge and tools It is essential that this is performedbyan authorizedFOXtechnicianorservicecenter WARRANTY All FOX products have a one year warranty on defects...

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