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FOX 2.0 Performance Series Smooth Body Reservoir Shocks
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- 2.0 Performance Series Shock
- External Reservoir
- Sold Individually
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The 2.0 Performance Series Shocks delivers race-dominating performance in a hassle free bolt-on package. Their heat-reducing design includes a metal-impacted aluminum shock body that dissipates heat faster than conventional steel. Inside the Internal Floating Piston (IFP) separates shock oil from a high-pressure nitrogen gas chamber that provides a predicable ride quality capable of handling the roughest road conditions. Combine these new technologies with a competitive price for a winning combination.
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3 Answered questionswill this fit my jeep tj? Fox told me to get 985-26-108 for front and 985-26-112 for rear. I cant find it on your WEB.Do you have them and the cost and waiting period pl?
Asked by gill from australia on
Gill, The part numbers you received from Fox are the Fox Racing Shox 2.0 Performance Series Reservoir Shock with CD Adjuster. These are $334.99 each and will take about 2-3 weeks to get into stock. Unfortunately they are not on our site so you can call in to our sales team at 1-800-333-5535 or email us at sales@4wd.com to order. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
Answered by Tom S. Ext. 4876 from australia on
how many shocks are in the package, one two or 4
Asked by Kellie from on
Hi Kellie, This Fox shock w/reservoir is sold individually. Thanks for the inquiry.
Answered by Jim G from on
can these shocks be use with a 4inch lift or a 4.5inch lift? In the description it doesn't specify how big or small these are.
Asked by Trent from on
Trent, these 2.0 Performance Series Reservoir Shocks would be for a bigger lift. The typical rear shock for a 4" lift would run an extended length of 23" and a collapsed of 14.5". You best bed is to measure the shock you have so we can get you the correct length.
Answered by Jason L from on
