Tuning

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We understand that not every rider will fit into our standard base settings. Some riders may need a custom tuned bottom loader to get the perfect set up. Custom Loader’s are available if you are having a hard time finding that perfect tune for your Emerald. The loader can be removed and installed without losing a drop of oil. This makes tuning a breeze.

When do you need custom tuning?

• If you are above or below the weight range, above 220 pounds or below 120 pounds, a custom tuned loader may be right for you.
• If you have adjusted the rebound, low-speed compression, and high speed compression all the way clock wise or counter-clockwise and have yet to find that “sweet spot”, a custom tuned loader may be right for you.

If you are considering a custom tuned loader, please call or email us at support@dvosuspension.com to find out more information.

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Setting up your fork is one of the most important things you can do to get the most out of your suspension. Follow these base tunes and get your suspension dialed. Remember, these are starting-points. Rider ability, preference and track conditions will vary.

When setting up your suspension, start from Wide-Open. Wide-Open is characterized by taking the adjuster and turning it counter-clockwise until it stops. Turn each adjuster to the Wide-Open setting before starting your base tune. Each adjustment below refers to making adjustments clockwise from the Wide-Open setting

Air Pressure Range: 60-100psi
OTT Range: 6 clicks = 1 full rotation. 15 full rotations total.
Rebound Range: 40 clicks total
High Speed Compression (HSC) Range: 33 clicks total
Low Speed Compression (LSC) Range: 27 clicks total

Rider Weight	Air Pressure	OTT	Rebound	HSC	LSC
120-139lbs | 54-63kg	60-65psi	0-2 rotations	3-7 clicks	0-1 clicks	0-1 clicks
140-159lbs | 64-72kg	65-70psi	3-4 rotations	5-8 clicks	0-2 clicks	0-2 clicks
160-179lbs | 73-81kg	70-75psi	5-6 rotations	6-10 clicks	2-3 clicks	2-3 clicks
180-199lbs | 82-90kg	75-80psi	6-7 rotations	7-11 clicks	2-4 clicks	2-4 clicks
200-219lbs | 91-100kg	85-90psi	8-10 rotations	8-12 clicks	3-5 clicks	3-5 clicks
220+lbs | 100+kg	95-100psi	11-14 rotations	10-14 clicks	5-7 clicks	5-7 clicks

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Troubleshooting your fork can sometimes be a bit tricky because you need to understand when to make what adjustments. 1 symptom may have 2 different solutions. Knowing which solution to use can sometimes be a guessing game. To take the guess work out of the equation use our Base Tune settings to make sure you have a solid starting point. Once you have set up your fork with the recommended Base Tune then you can continue with our troubleshooting guide. Please keep in mind that our Base Tune settings is only a starting point and adjustments can be made according to terrain and personal preference.

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