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This is my Fox Suspension DHX RC4 9.5x3 rear shock with Kashima coat and titanium spring that has come off my Santa Cruz V10 carbon. Comes with both a 500lb & 550lb spring (the 550lb is the ti-spings which cost £125 on its own) The shock has seen 1 week in the Alpes and a day at the FoD and thats it! The Fox DHX RC4 coil is a high performance rear shock at home either on All-mountain, Freeride, Downhill bike. With a Kashima coated main shaft, high and low speed compression, bottom out progressiveness and force adjustment and Boost Value technology. The Fox patented Boost Valve technology has a lot going in its tight little package, Boost Valve provides a feeling of endless travel and plushness like that of a downhill rig, but with with XC pedaling efficiency. The smaller piggy back camber helps adjust how progressive the shock feels, with the more air put in, the harder it will be to bottom out. Features: Bottom Out Force Adjust - The Bottom Out Force Adjust controls the air volume in the boost valve. Adjusting all the way in is its lowest volume setting and will make the shock ramp up (get stiffer) late in the travel. Adjusting out, in its high volume setting the shock will ramp up slower through the entire length of the travel creating a more even feel. Kashima Coat - Buttery-smooth, Genuine Kashima Coat is available only from FOX Racing Shox. Its distinctive gold color is backed by its high performance attributes—properties that provide an exceptionally smooth feel and extreme durability. Boost Valve damping - The boost valve can be utilized in the beginning of the stroke to achieve ProPedal pedaling efficiency and at the end of the stroke to provide a bottomless feel and confidence inspiring ending stroke control. Throughout the stroke it helps prevent suspension overshoot and unwanted rider-terrain induced motion. Within the DHX RC4 the Boost Valve provides bottom-out control compression damping, based on IFP (Internal Floating Piston) pressure and compression ratio. Weight: 0.98 lbs / 447 g (with the steel spring) Length / Stroke: 222mm / 70mm, 241mm / 76m Adjustments: Rebound, Low-speed compression, High-speed compression, Spring preload, Bottom out progressivness, Bottom out force adjust Spring: Coil Kashima coating on shaft Boost Value for bottom out control Increased oil flow to allow greater range of tuning Forged eyelets increase strength and decrease weight Increased shaft size for reduced internal pressures Riding Style: All-mountain, Freeride, Downhill

These retail for £190 which I know is crazy money for a sticker set, but, they are much better than the copies that you can get as the background is clear rather than black so the edges are crisper. The other plus is that the size is 100% bang on so they will fit perfectly. This is for all 12 stickers which will do 2 wheels (3 stickers on each side of each rim) For fitting instructions see here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYpUgMG0YIo