RockShox Reverb Stealth A2 200hr Kit v2
OEM RockShox 200‑hour service kit (v2) for Reverb Stealth A2 (2013–2016) with upgraded IFP. Restores smooth, reliable droppper action; oil level adjuster required.
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Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox 200‑hour / 1‑year service kit for Reverb Stealth A2
- ✓ Includes upgraded IFP for improved air/oil separation and longevity
- ✓ Replaces seals, O‑rings, bushings and internal wear components
- ✓ Compatible with Reverb Stealth A2 posts from 2013–2016 only
- ✓ Requires RockShox oil level adjuster and hydraulic fluid (sold separately)
- ✓ Manufactured to RockShox OEM tolerances for precise fit and performance
- ✓ SRAM model ID SP-SVC-T-A1 — Product No. 943070, Mfr. Part # 11.6818.051.010
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Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is included in the 200hr v2 kit?
The kit contains an upgraded internal floating piston (IFP), replacement seals, O‑rings, backup rings and other internal wear parts designed for the Reverb Stealth A2. It does not include the oil level adjuster tool or hydraulic fluid, which are required to complete the service.
Is this kit compatible with all Reverb models?
No. This kit is specifically for the Reverb Stealth A2 posts produced between 2013 and 2016. It is not guaranteed to fit older Reverb A1 posts, non‑Stealth variants, or later generation Reverbs. Check your post model and serial information before ordering.
Can I do this service at home or should a shop handle it?
Experienced home mechanics can perform the service if they have the Reverb oil level adjuster, a proper bleed kit, the recommended RockShox hydraulic fluid, and the service manual. If you’re unfamiliar with hydraulic procedures or precision torque specs, we recommend taking the post to a qualified suspension technician to avoid damage.
Why does the kit require an oil level adjuster?
The oil level adjuster sets the internal oil height and pressure relationships inside the post to factory specifications. Proper oil level is critical for the upgraded IFP to function correctly and to prevent air ingress, inconsistent return, or performance issues. The adjuster and correct fluid are sold separately.
How often should I service my Reverb Stealth A2?
RockShox recommends a 200‑hour or one‑year interval for this level of service for riders who ride regularly. Heavy use, muddy conditions, or noticeable performance loss (stiction, leaks, wandering) may require earlier servicing.
Will this kit fix a leaking post or inconsistent return?
If the leak or inconsistent return is caused by worn seals, degraded O‑rings, or a failing IFP, this kit should restore proper function when installed and bled correctly. If there is external damage to the post shaft or severe internal scoring, further repair or replacement may be necessary.
Buying Guide
When buying a dropper post service kit, prioritize OEM kits like this RockShox 200hr v2 for perfect fitment and factory tolerances. Check your post model/year and the manufacturer part numbers (Product No. 943070, Mfr. Part # 11.6818.051.010, SRAM ID SP-SVC-T-A1) to avoid compatibility issues. Also budget for the required extras: the Reverb oil level adjuster, the recommended RockShox hydraulic fluid, and a good bleed kit. If you’re not comfortable with hydraulic bleeding and precision fills, have a suspension tech do the job to ensure long service life and reliable on‑trail performance.
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