DVO ONYX SC Series Manuale di configurazione - Pagina 9
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Step 5: Air Volume Tuning
If you are looking for further tuning, the spring curve of the air shock can be adjusted using
volume spacers. Air pressure should be used to achieve the correct SAG. If you are harshly
bottoming out, or wallowing in the beginning stroke, air volume spacers can fix that.
Positive Bands = More Progressive
Negative Bands = More Linear
Positive Side
Negative Side
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1.
Let the all air out of the main chamber.
Remove the o-ring underneath the air
canister. Be cautious not to damage the
o-ring.
2.
Twist and pull downward to remove air
sleeve.
3.
Add or remove your desired amount of air
volume spacers. Reinstall the air canister
and make sure it is sealed with no gaps
present. Reinstall the o-ring and you're
ready to ride!
Step 6: Bladder Pressure Adjustment
Bladder Air Valve
Bladder Pressure Range:
170-200 PSI
WHAT ARE BLADDERS IN SHOCKS &
HOW DO THEY WORK?
Bladders are located in the reservoir of the rear shock and take the place of a traditional IFP or
internal floating piston. They both have the same purpose but completely different ways of execut-
ing it. That purpose is to separate the air from the oil. A bladder is basically a balloon which is filled
with air and seated to the end cap. The bladder is charged with a high PSI to push back against the
oil which creates pressure in the system. As the shock is compressed, oil flows through the system
and starts to compress the bladder.
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The bladder is located in the
external reservoir of your shock.
This can be accessed by removing
the green air cap. Use a suspension
pump to routinely check your pres-
sure or make pressure changes.
Note:
When initially checking pres-
sure, it will read low because the air
has to fill the hose of the pump for
the gauge to give a reading.
•If the shock is making a "squishy"
or "aerated" sound, it might be a
sign of a low bladder pressure.
Check the bladder and see if the
noise goes away.
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Suspension Set-Up Guide