Fox FLOAT X2 User Manual

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Additional tuning options
Volume Spacers
Changing volume spacers in the shock is an internal adjustment that allows you to
change the amount of mid stroke and bottom out resistance.
If you have set your sag correctly and are using full travel (bottoming out) too
easily, then you could install more spacers to increase bottom out resistance.
If you have set your sag correctly and are not using full travel, then you could
remove spacers to decrease bottom out resistance.
Installation procedure and tuning options are available online at:
ridefox.com/ownersmanuals
SEE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND VIDEOS:
ridefox.com/floatx2setup
typical air spring curves
SHOCK TRAVEL
SHOCK FORCE
MAX SPACERS
(LEAST AIR VOLUME)
NO SPACER
(MOST AIR VOLUME)
FULL COMPRESSION
FULL EXTENSION

Fox FLOAT X2 Specifications

General

Type	Rear Shock
Shaft Material	Aluminum
Body Material	Aluminum
Spring Type	Air
Adjustments	Low-speed compression, high-speed compression, low-speed rebound, high-speed rebound
Air Spring	EVOL
Sizes	Available in various eye-to-eye lengths and stroke sizes
Intended Use	Enduro, Downhill
Travel	Varies (depends on bike model)
Compatibility	Designed for frames that accommodate metric or imperial sized rear shocks. Compatible with frames designed for Trunnion or standard eyelet mounting.