Dialing in the Rockshox Super Deluxe Coil | Find the perfect spring rate

I needed a heavier duty spring rate on my Devinci Chainsaw. Rather than buy a number of different springs and operate via trial and error, I went with Sprindex. This is an adjustable and progressive spring and simplifies setup. Check out the video to see how it works!
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0:00 Intro
0:38 Shock Removal
2:21 Coil Removal
4:12 Coil installation
5:07 Adjusting Sprindex
6:00 Shock re-install
10:06 Subscriber Questions
10:41 Bottoming the New Coil
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[@brianstoody4565]

It came installed opposite end of the coil shock from my bike manufacturer (?)

[@NICADV]

@@brianstoody4565 are you referring to the adjuster? It can be installed either direction, just go with whatever allows for easier adjustment.

[@tylertruksa1378]

I remember when Sprindex was my favorite dinosaur as a kid

[@NICADV]

They were a Stegosaurus, right?

[@tylertruksa1378]

@@NICADV Could well be

[@mikestivers8302]

i had a 350# spring on my RS SDU coil. just about 33% sag. even with the HBO, i was pushing it to the max on a small jump line. so i wanted to go up a bit, the EXT springs were the obvious choice that would let me try a 375# - but the price was the same as the Sprindex i just got on sale!
mine should be here this week, i'll try it out with 28% sag and then around 30.. so i can decide what works best for trail riding vs bike park. that it can be dialed in for each scenario on the fly is worth the ~2oz weight penalty
bike is a propain spindrift, if that matters.

[@NICADV]

Nice, I hope it works out!