The compression damping will control the speed at which the shock compresses during slower-moving scenarios.
Different shock models have different max pressures.

Consult the attached table for air pressure values for each air chamber on your shock based on rider weight. DNM recommends setting the sag to be 15-25% of full travel when setting up the fork.
- Note that these are not definitive values but rather a starting point for pressures to begin with.
Max air pressure limit in the positive air chamber is 250 PSI!
Air pressure limits in the negative air chamber are a minimum pressure of 50 PSI and maximum air pressure of 80 PSI.

Rider Weight (Lbs)	Main Air Chamber Pressure (PSI)	Negative Air Chamber Pressure (PSI)
120	90	50
140	105	50
160	120	55
180	135	65
200	150	70
220	165	75

The first step is setting the initial pressure and sag based on the video in the previous step.
When you have the initial setup completed then you may want to tweak this by adding or removing air in small amounts based on your own personal preference. The best way to dial this in is to go over a trail or path a few times, making small adjustments until you are happy with how the suspension is set up.

How to Adjust Your Rear Suspension

Chose your Rear Suspension