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It should be a Fox shock, that is what I had on my XLT Xtra12, and I had the same problem with riding my girlfriend double.  I finally solved the problem and got her own sled to ride!
. I have ridden double on my edge suspension, and besides being able to pull some AWESOME wheelies, have had no real problems with bottoming out.  michahicks is right, though, take it to a shop that rebuilds Fox shocks, and have it rebuilt/revalved to meet your needs.
 
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OK, look up at the top of this window, click on Tech Articles, and then click on the Inside Suspension Coupling link.  It has some very good info about the Xtra 12 suspension and why it is more prone to bottoming out than other suspensions.  Try this link... If I did things right, it should take you there

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