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flag TrailRider14
Posted: Apr 24, 2015 at 6:30 Quote
Bloodjunkie wrote:
My Slayer SXC

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Hey what year is that Slayer? My bike very similar (2009) and I was hoping if someone could tell me the shock size/dimensions. I've been thinking about putting a rear coil shock on my bike but I'm not sure what size to look for. Thanks.
flag shredjekyll
Posted: Apr 24, 2015 at 20:49 Quote
TrailRider14 wrote:
Bloodjunkie wrote:
My Slayer SXC

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Hey what year is that Slayer? My bike very similar (2009) and I was hoping if someone could tell me the shock size/dimensions. I've been thinking about putting a rear coil shock on my bike but I'm not sure what size to look for. Thanks.

Send rocky mountain an email. If they don't answer you they suck.
flag TrailRider14
Posted: May 6, 2015 at 14:06 Quote
shredjekyll wrote:
TrailRider14 wrote:
Bloodjunkie wrote:
My Slayer SXC

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Hey what year is that Slayer? My bike very similar (2009) and I was hoping if someone could tell me the shock size/dimensions. I've been thinking about putting a rear coil shock on my bike but I'm not sure what size to look for. Thanks.

Send rocky mountain an email. If they don't answer you they suck.

Well, it's been over a week since I emailed them so I guess no coil shock for my bike
flag Da-Moose
FL
Posted: May 6, 2015 at 21:26 Quote
TrailRider14 wrote:
Well, it's been over a week since I emailed them so I guess no coil shock for my bike

My old Slayer SS (2008 ) ran a 7.875 i2i Shock. I'd assume yours is the same, but it could be a little smaller. Just get out a ruler or measuring tape and measure that shit. You really only need the i2i as most stroke lengths are standard for the i2i. Or measure the stroke as well. It ain't rocket science.

EDIT: Or you can use google and search "Rocky Mountain SXC Shock length" and this is the first result:

http://forums.mtbr.com/rocky-mountain/slayer-sxc-shock-specs-578007.html

IT's 7.875 like I guessed.
flag TrailRider14
Posted: May 8, 2015 at 16:17 Quote
Da-Moose wrote:
TrailRider14 wrote:
Well, it's been over a week since I emailed them so I guess no coil shock for my bike

My old Slayer SS (2008 ) ran a 7.875 i2i Shock. I'd assume yours is the same, but it could be a little smaller. Just get out a ruler or measuring tape and measure that shit. You really only need the i2i as most stroke lengths are standard for the i2i. Or measure the stroke as well. It ain't rocket science.

EDIT: Or you can use google and search "Rocky Mountain SXC Shock length" and this is the first result:

http://forums.mtbr.com/rocky-mountain/slayer-sxc-shock-specs-578007.html

IT's 7.875 like I guessed.

Thanks! Now I can look for a shock so maybe in the future if I ever want to switch out to a coil I know the size. Thanks again.
flag junior88
Posted: Feb 3, 2016 at 8:37 Quote
Da-Moose wrote:
Rocking it old school. Still jumps amazing too. Probably going to raw it and get it powder coated fluorescent yellow pretty soon.

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What shock and size/stroke? Thanks!
flag junior88
Posted: Feb 3, 2016 at 8:44 Quote
Martinez242 wrote:
Thread revival!!!


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What shock and what length stroke? How do you like it? I have a heavy coil Vanilla R and I don't use the bike much for DH/FR.
flag tophHATESzmbies
Posted: Feb 3, 2016 at 11:25 Quote
Shock length should be 200x57. That's what mine was, but mine was a 2011 model. Pretty sure the linkages are the same.
flag harvinson
O+ FL
Posted: Mar 8, 2016 at 15:25 Quote
2011 RM Slayer 70. It's 5 yrs old now, but still going strong...

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flag xyrion
Posted: Apr 11, 2016 at 15:15 Quote
Here's my Slayer 70

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