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Krispy- glad you guys are having a good experience! 2 clicks LSC moves you up or down a tune (roughly), so you start in the middle and have 2 clicks more or 2 clicks less- so you can basically move up or down one full tune. The HSC garden hose description is a good way to visualize it- the flow goes through an oval shaped hole and the adjuster can vary the size of the opening (from full open to about 1/3 open). Low-speed evens would be like a trickle of water coming out of a hose- use your thumb...

Yes, it is better overall. DHX shocks cannot provide adequate damping without a custom tune, have reliability issues and Fox's SLS coil springs last just over a season of hard riding, meaning you need a new spring almost every season. The 2023 SD Ultimate is designed by a former Fox engineer funnily enough, so it has a few quirks, I'm looking at you random brass pin (yay lets clean brass shavings out of a damper now).

Oh, @Krispy , this is what I use to bleed an air Super Deluxe (it has a port on the damper body as well): Aliexpress syringes (because Rock Shox ones broke, the nozzle cracks off and can cause a jet of oil to paint the wall if you're unlucky), clips, luerlock fittings, an M4 to barb fitting and a custom turned fitting to fit the imperial thread of the damper body of the shock.

I think he wants MoAr sHiMZ…

There are a lot of stupid people in the comments (me included) and mr. Camp is not one of them from my understanding.

I pick appropriately sized chainstays for the front center personally.

I have this fork, i feel like the rebound clicks can be a bit difficult to notice a difference.

For most everyone under 6' tall the mullet is just so much easier to move your body around on than a full 29er. And the theres no question the 29er in the front is fantastic traction and plowing. When I ride full 27.5' now my hands feel way too low, even with ton of stack height. The mullet really is the dream!