RockShox High-Pressure Fork / Shock Pump - 600psi Max
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RockShox High-Pressure Fork / Shock Pump - 600psi Max
RockShox High-Pressure Fork / Shock Pump - 600psi Max
The RockShox High-Pressure Fork/Shock Pump rated to 600psi maximum is the right tool when standard suspension pumps fall short. Read the overview
At a glance
- Max Pressure
- 600psi
- Valves
- Schrader
- Primary Use
- IFP service
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Overview
Why Do Serious Riders Choose the RockShox 600psi Pump?
The RockShox High-Pressure Fork/Shock Pump rated to 600psi maximum is the right tool when standard suspension pumps fall short. A 300psi pump isn't enough for rear shock IFP (Internal Floating Piston) service or BoXXer World Cup fork applications that require pressures above that threshold. This pump handles those jobs with a reliable, accurate gauge so you can set your IFP charge pressure or spring pressure to exact spec without guesswork.
Compatible with the standard Schrader valve found on modern air forks and rear shocks, this pump is compact enough for a shop kit and precise enough for race-day prep. The 600psi rating makes it the correct tool for any current-generation RockShox rear shock requiring IFP service above 300psi, a requirement RockShox states on this pump's product page. If you work on high-end suspension or ride components that demand higher-pressure setup, this pump belongs in your toolkit.
All the specs
MPN 00.4315.023.030
- Max Pressure
- 600psi
- Valve Compatibility
- Schrader
- Primary Use
- IFP service, BoXXer World Cup fork, high-pressure rear shock setup
- Brand
- RockShox (SRAM)
FAQ
Good questions
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Visit the RockShox page →Do I need the 600psi pump or will the 300psi version work for my suspension?
It depends on your specific suspension components. If you are servicing the IFP on a current-generation RockShox rear shock or setting up a BoXXer World Cup fork, the 600psi pump is required. Consult your service manual to confirm.
Can I use this pump for routine air spring setup on trail forks?
Yes. The 600psi pump works for standard air spring setup as well. If you only need it for routine sag and spring pressure checks on trail forks and shocks under 300psi, the 300psi pump also does the job.
What is IFP pressure and why does it require a high-pressure pump?
Setting correct IFP (Internal Floating Piston) pressure is part of full shock rebuilds. RockShox says current RockShox rear shocks require IFP pressures above 300psi, which exceeds the capacity of standard suspension pumps.
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