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Compression Damping - Compression
damping can be changed in two ways:
1. By adjusting the compression damping
adjuster screw (B) on the back of the
canister on the bottom of the right fork
leg. The adjuster has 4 turns of
adjustment. Turning it clockwise slows
compression and turning it counter-
clockwise speeds up compression.
CAUTION: Exceeding
the maximum
recommended
damping pressure
can result in
catastrophic rupture
of the reservoir
canister, causing
serious injury or
death.
SLOW
FA
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A B
set too fast will cause the fork to top out
harshly. If the fork is topping out and you have
the correct spring for your weight, turn the
adjuster one turn at a time until the top-out
stops. 2. By adding or removing air pressure (or nitrogen)
from the Schrader valve (A) on the bottom of the
right fork leg. Unscrew the dust cap and adjust
between 345 kpa (50 psi) minimum and 1,207
kpa (175 psi) maximum.
Adding air will increase the compression damping
(slow it down) and removing air will decrease
compressing damping (faster compression). Less
compression damping will increase fork dive but will
feel smoother over small bumps.