In the next month or two, the new Fox DHX-2 will finally be available to the general public. This is Fox’s first twin tube style rear shock(at least in MTB applictions). It operates off of displacement and features high and low speed rebound and compression adjustments which are all completely independent circuits.
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Upon close inspection of the cutaway view, you can see that the shock body is coated in plastic. This way, if there is any spring rub at all, it won’t scratch up the body and you certainly won’t hear it.
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