Anyone know the shock tune numbers located on RockShox Deluxe RT3, RE:aktiv? (Powerfly 9.9)

[averian]

It looks like there are at least 3 rear shock options on the Powerfly.

• Powerfly 7 (not LT) with 130mm of travel uses a RockShox RL 205x50 ML430 tune.
• Powerfly 7 LT with 150mm of travel uses a RockShox RL 205x57.5 MM430 tune.
• Powerfly 9.9 LT with 150mm of travel uses a RockShox RE:aktiv RT3 205x57.5 but with what tune?

The RockShox tune numbers are easy to find, they are on the back on the shock to the right of the dimensions (so right next to 205x57.5).

I would like to know what shock options I have since I'm looking to upgrade my 130mm Powerfly to the LT travel version with 150mm (same frame dimensions, just suspension is different).

 

[Doomanic]

Can you post a pic of where it is on the shock? I can't see it on mine (LT).

 

[averian]

Sure thing. Please see pic attached.

 

[Doomanic]

It doesn't say, sorry.

 

[Doomanic]

 

[averian]

Well that is a surprise! Thanks for taking the picture.

Now I'm stumped. Maybe RockShox changed their markings starting in 2018?

 

[Doomanic]

That’s a 2017 bike.

 

[averian]

That’s a 2017 bike.

That makes sense then. RockShox must have only started marking the tune numbers starting in 2018 since both the 2018 and 2019 shocks I've checked show the tune (MM430 as an example).

 

[Gary]

View attachment 16132

on 2017 shocks the tune is printed on the sticker towards the base of your shocks air can.
in the box with Red background and black "M". There should also be another box preceding that one. The two letters together are the factory tune code.

 

[Doomanic]

That's the only sticker on the base of the air can.

 

[Gary]

I'm on about this sticker

 

[Doomanic]

I know. Mine doesn't have that information on it.

 

[thewildblue]

I have my LT7 rear shock sat in a drawer at home at the moment as I upgraded to fox dpx 2. Make me an offer perhaps ?