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Calculate the right spring for you with our SPRING CALCULATOR.
FOX SLS (Super Light Steel) springs are Super Light springs for FOX rear shocks.
These springs are known for being ultra-light.
The two options first dictate the usable travel of the spring in millimeters (mm), then the stiffness of the spring in pounds per inch (lb/in).
To convert the usable travel value from millimeters to inches, divide the travel in millimeters by 25.4 to get the travel in inches (for imperial shocks).
It is crucial to use the spring with the correct length for your shock. The stroke (or maximum spring travel) must ALWAYS be GREATER than your shock's maximum travel (without travel reducers). Refer to the reference table at the end.
Example: If you use a 230x62.5 shock, the maximum travel of that shock (if we remove the spacers) is 65mm, so a spring with a 67mm stroke should be used.
It is important to check the Fox SLS spring compatibility chart to ensure the spring is correct for your shock.
For more technical details and compatibility, please check the FOX Page (SLS Springs).
Reference table for obtaining maximum rear shock travel:
| Eye-to-eye | Type | Maximum Travel |
| 165 | Trunnion | 45 |
| 190 | 45 | |
| 185 | Trunnion | 55 |
| 210 | 55 | |
| 205 | Trunnion | 65 |
| 230 | 65 | |
| 225 | Trunnion | 75 |
| 250 | 75 |
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