Voro Coil

The beefy 14mm piston, adjustable IFP air pressure and noticeable changes in compression and rebound makes this rear shock so easy to dial in and adjust on the trails. That piggy back is massive compared to my former RS Deluxe coil shock. Running a 400lbs spring, I now feel like all of my 180mm of travel is usable w/o easily bottoming out.

Had my doubts , but I have to say this shock is really good , very good actually. If anyone is sitting on the fence about getting one , well don`t worry just get it.
For me it`s replacing a super deluxe ultimate air shock on my trek rail and the Voro blows it out of the water , just no comparison at all . I would say it feels better than a Factory X2 . I`m running a cane creek 550-670 progressive spring ( 95kg rider) . I`ve got the 205x65 trunnion with a lift kit link on the bottom and it clears the frame (medium) under full compression though i`ve now put a 7.5mm dvo spacer under the coil to bring it back to Trek`s recommended 57.5mm stroke .
I ride mostly grades 5 and 6 and jump trails here and sometimes the national downhill so it`s certainly capable .
And the delivery time was unbelievably fast to New Zealand .

Very plush, great shock. Looks like its built solid.

Grabbed one of these for bike park season because I talked to one of their riders at an event. Once I figured out my spring rate I threw it on the bike and have been very impressed. I did have to reach out to Suntour about dialing in the air pressure in the reservoir. They were super helpful and got me set up.

The performance is very good! Having ridden other brands coil offerings I can say that this is just as good for less $$$. The 14mm shaft adds a level of sturdiness to the feel of the shock in rough conditions and hard landings. So far I have ZERO complaints about it. Well done Suntour!