2015-2020 4WD Ford F150 Roush Fox 2.0 Suspension System | 422014

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Awesome suspension overhaul for your F150
Includes Fox 2.0 coilovers, 2.0 rear shocks, and Roost Shields
Adds up to 2" of front leveling
Rear shocks handle up to 1.5" of rear lift
Drop-in replacements for factory components

Complete Roush Fox 2.0 Suspension Package

When Roush went looking for a suspension system to put on their very own Roush-made F150s, they turned to the suspension wizards at Fox and their 2.0 Front Coilovers and 2.0 Rear Shocks to seal the deal. This Roush Fox 2.0 Suspension System comes with a pair of Fox 2.0 Front Coilovers, a pair of Fox 2.0 rear shocks, and a pair of Fox 2.0 Roost Shields for the rear shocks and gives your 2015-2020 F150 of choice a huge improvement in both on-road handling and off-road performance. The front coilovers even provide up to 2" of front leveling which allows you to clear larger wheel and tire combinations and score some extra ground clearance for your potential off-road adventures. Both the front coilovers and rear shocks drop right into place of your F150's factory coilover assemblies and rear shocks, making the Roush Fox 2.0 System a hassle-free way to give your F150 the suspension performance that it really deserves.

Front Adjustable 2.0 Coilovers with up to 2" of Leveling

For the front of your F150, FOX gives you a set of their awesome 2.0 Adjustable Coilovers to replace the stock shocks and springs. The coilovers provide vastly improved rebound, compression, and articulation while still keeping your factory ride when you're on pavement. The coilovers feature adjustable ride height from 1" to 2", making them a great way to level out the front of your truck to get on bigger tires. They come pre-set at 2" of ride height to give you maximum leveling right out of the box. The coilovers have nitrogen-charged design with a 5/8" chrome plated and heat-treat shaft that's built for performance and reliability. These aluminum body 2.0 coilovers are wrapped in finely-tuned coilover springs that deliver a excellent performance.

Fade-Resistant Aluminum Body Shocks

Update your truck's rear suspension with a pair of FOX 2.0 Aluminum-Body Shocks that drop right into place of your stock shocks and provide improved stability and heat dissipation. Like the coilovers up front, these shocks are made out of 6061-T6 aluminum and use an Internal Floating Piston (IFP) design to provide improved response while handling up to an extra 1.5" of rear lift. The shock has an internal reservoir design with specially formulated oil that resists heat buildup for reduced fade. The shocks are paired up with a set of Fox 2.0 Roost shields that add some protection and longevity to your Fox rear shocks.

Fitment: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 F150 4WD.

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2018 F-150 Larait SCREW

These shocks are great, a little stiff but now the truck doesn't feel like a land yacht. I paired them with the BDS UCA up front and in the rear I added the Auto Spring add a leaf and removed the 1" factory rear block. The truck sits perfectly level measuring 24.5" from center of hub to top of fender. I was also able to squeeze 315/70R17 under it with some trimming. Overall, these shocks are great, glad I didn't waste my time with a spacer lift.

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Reviewed by: Derek from CA on 8/9/2019

2016 f-150 platinum

Extremely happy with this suspension, fox knocked this setup out of the park. The ride on the road is smooth and sporty, but not stiff at all. It cleans up all the wash you want out of your stock suspension system and tightens everything up. I knew it was going to be a good upgrade but I didn’t realize how good! I’m an avid off-road, I have a polaris RZR I ride weekly so I have a pretty good idea of how suspension are suppose to handle on and off-road and I have to say fox is absolutely killing it. If you’re thinking about it and reading this just buy it, now lol. It’s worth the time and money. I did install myself, I’m no mechanic and was able to fumble my way through it with stage3’s how to video. Took me a couple hours, with a couple tools. I went with the roush 2.0 over the regular because why not?? Roush does a custom tune for only a couple bucks more that’s already set for my truck so it seemed worth the money, and now that I’m driving on it, I can say it absolutely is worth the money! Thank you lou and chris for helping with everything, i have rims and tires coming my way this week that I look forward to putting on, and I’ll update pics as soon as I do! These guys are awesome, any questions they work hard to answer, and the customer service has been outstanding. I’d give them a 6 star if I could. Extremely happy customer guys, thank you for the quality service and prices! Also before I forget, I had a 2” level on the front before I installed this new setup, and I did before and after measuring, and the fox gave me an extra 1” on the front and about the same on the rear. I’m sure they did this to prevent sagging over time, whatever the reason is was nice to know I got a little more ride height for clearance and for my new tires!

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) christopher woodiwiss from Napa on 7/24/2019

2016 Ford F-150 Lariat

Installed the lift myself with some help from my dad. Took me about 6 hours. I definitely recommend this lift. Absorbs bumps and gives it a beautiful increase in height.

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Reviewed by: Eric from Suffolk County NY on 3/19/2020

2017 f-150 Lariat

The Roush suspension system is awesome. I was just going to put the front spacers for leveling, so glad I found this system instead. Well worth the money. Truck rides and handles better both on and off road. I had mine installed at the local 4x4 shop, took em a few hours. Leveled the truck up very nicely. Have already recommended to a few friends and would definitely purchase again.

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Reviewed by: William Sheets from Texas on 7/20/2020

2015 Ford F150 with HD towing package

Put this kit on a 2015 F150 with the HD towing package. After installation, it but the truck at 1/4" rake up front. Ride quality is definitely better than factory, and it handles the turns much better. I ended up reducing spring tension as well by 5 turns on the locking collar. Overall, I am 100% satisfied with the purchase.

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Reviewed by: Greg F. from Cutler on 9/18/2020

2015 Ford F150 Lariat

Hands down best upgrade i have done so far. I was going back and forth between the Roush and the Bilstein 6112 5160 decided on the Roush couldnt beat the price from Stage3 and glad i did. Im sure the Bilsteins are great too but the Fox went in slick and noticed immediate improvement over stock. Totally transformed the truck way more planted andd stable over bumps very happy!

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Reviewed by: Troy Fortin from Lewiston on 5/27/2021

2015 F-150 XLT 4x4

Product looks great got delivered today package very well. Only reason I’m giving 4 stars is because I did noticed that one of the threads came damaged.

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Reviewed by: carlos from California on 7/21/2021

2018 Ford F-150

This Fox 2.0 coilover suspension gives the truck great stability, and a firm but smooth ride. I give the ride a 5 star review. Additional note, you do need to rebuild these shocks over time to maintain the ride.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Bryce Bezdek from Chandler, AZ on 11/29/2021

Roush F150

Needed my factory replacement setup. Exact parts in stock that Roush had backordered. Stage 3 always coming through! Received fast too

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Michael Rodriguez from CT on 2/25/2022

What is the difference of these(roush) and F150 4WD Fox "Tuned by Ford Performance" 2.0 Suspension Kit M-18000-F15A??? Part#: M-18000-F15AA and 2014-2020 F150 4WD FOX 2.0 Stage 1 Suspension Package FOX-14STAGE14WD Part#: 14STAGE14WD

Asked by: JR - 9/7/2023

Give us a call and we can go over the differences vs your goals and give you our recommendation on which kit to go with.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (10/11/2023)

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What are the part numbers for these?

Asked by: Tyler Derrick - 7/7/2022

Roush does not provide individual part numbers for this kit.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (7/11/2022)

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Will these fit a 2021 f150 ?

Asked by: Jeremy - 10/17/2021

According to Roush, the kit will fit a 2021 F150 if the front coilovers are lowered by 5/8" of thread. THAT BEING SAID, changing ride height on the Fox 2.0s is kind of a pain and requires a floor or wall-mounted spring compressor, and Fox themselves has not confirmed fitment on the 2021 F150s, and it's our understanding that Fox will be coming out with at least new coilover part numbers for the 2021 F150s.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/18/2021)

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Can I keep stock ride height installing these? I park in a parking garage where I can lose ZERO clearance.

Asked by: Vic - 10/5/2021

You can, though you will need to lower them from their out-of-the-box ride height.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/7/2021)

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Will this work on the new F150 Tremor with ride height sensors?

Asked by: Jon - 10/3/2021

This kit is not confirmed to fit the 2021 F150 Tremors. Secondly, they wouldn't really be an upgrade over your truck's current Fox suspension.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/5/2021)

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Will the rear shocks w/roost guard interfere with Husky wheel well liners?

Asked by: Kaiceratops - 9/24/2021

The rear shocks and their roost shields won't interfere with Husky Wheel Well Liners as long as you install them in a barrel-up, shaft-down orientation.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/27/2021)

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Aloha, Will this Fox kit #422014 fit my 2011 Ford Raptor SVT? Please let me know. Mahalo. Sheldon

Asked by: Sheldon Ishii - 6/14/2021

This kit will not fit your Raptor and would be a downgrade over your truck's stock 2.5 shocks. You can find our Raptor suspension upgrades here.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/15/2021)

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At max height, wouldn't the ride be stiff/harsh? Would it be better to use pucks and keep these at the 0 setting? I want a soft, comfortable ride.

Asked by: lightfighter27 - 5/16/2021

In general, the Fox 2.0s aren't harsh at their fill ride height/out of the box ride height. That being said, if you want the softest ride possible with this kit, you feasibly could lower their ride heights down to a 0" factory height and use a leveling spacer of some sort so that you take preload off the spring while still getting a gain in height. However, 2.0s do tend to be a hint stiffer than stock, though we contend that it's not necessarily a bad thing which how much body roll and wallowing these trucks tend to do.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/17/2021)

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Does this kit also fit the 2021 f150

Asked by: Mike - 2/27/2021

We have no fitment confirmation on the 2021 F150s from Fox or Ford Performance. While Roush's site says they do, that seems extremely iffy from what we've heard about the suspension changes in the new truck.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/1/2021)

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Will this fit a 2020 Expedition Max? (F150 roush fox 2.0 suspension system 422014)

Asked by: Michael - 1/4/2021

They will not. The 2020 Expeditions have a coilover/IFS setup on their rear suspension and use a shorter front coilover assembly than the F150s.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/4/2021)

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What impact does this suspension system have on towing for a max tow equipped F-150?

Asked by: AA-ron - 10/10/2020

As far as GVWR and GCWR is concerned, absolutely none. The only potential issue as far as towing or hauling is concerned is that because the coilovers add 2" of ride height, you could potentially be nose-high if you're towing or hauling close to your maximum weights.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/12/2020)

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Roush by Fox 2.0 Suspension Kit (15-20 4WD F-150, Excluding Raptor) What keeps this from installing it on my 2014? Both bolt up the same. Thank you James

Asked by: James - 9/10/2020

Nothing. This kit will bolt up to a 2014 F150 just fine. The only issue is that this kit is tuned for the lighter 2015-2020 F150s, so you may not get as good ride quality and handling as you otherwise would. Secondly, Roush will likely not honor their warranty on components installed on trucks outside their rated year range.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/11/2020)

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Will Fox rebuild these just like their other shocks? Or would I be better of just buying the normal Fox 2.0 kit instead of this?

Asked by: Mitchc5 - 8/20/2020

The coilovers and shocks are rebuildable, though you would need to send them into Fox for the servicing.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/21/2020)

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What does this Roush kit get you over the standard Fox stage 1 kit for the almost additional $200?

Asked by: BTS - 7/3/2020

Not a ton, honestly. You get the Fox Roost Shields as standard, and I believe the Roush logo somewhere.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (7/6/2020)

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With having this kit installed is it possible to do the add-a-leaf in the rear?

Asked by: Luck4life05 - 6/14/2020

It is not. The rear shocks included with this kit can only handle 1" of rear lift, while your average add-a-leaf kit adds 1.5" to 2" of rear ride height. If you want possible shock options that will handle an add-a-leaf kit, give us a call directly at 623-434-5277.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/15/2020)

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Is there really a big enough difference to get the Roush kit when compared to the other kit 14STAGE14WD? This comes with roost shields that are a $33 difference. So is the Roush “tuning” worth it?

Asked by: Keith - 5/22/2020

Honestly, probably not. I haven't seen specs comparing the valving or spring rates or anything else between the two, but even if I had, I don't know how much of a difference it would make out in the real world.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/27/2020)

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So if the rear shocks allow for 1.50" of lift and stock rear blocks are 1.25", can i replace stock block with a 2.50" block for the rear with the 2.0 rear shock?

Asked by: Josh - 2/4/2020

Yep. You can use up to a 2.50" rear block in place of the stock block without issues.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/5/2020)

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Looking to level my F150 couldn’t decide between fox and the Rancho coil overs. Which would be the best bang for my buck?

Asked by: Coconuts - 11/28/2019

Your choice really depends on what you're doing with your truck. If you're not going off-road at all, then the Rancho QuickLifts and some 9000XLs will work just fine. If you do off-road or want to get more into off-roading, then you'll probably want to go Fox.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/29/2019)

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Whats the difference to the 2014-2019 F150 4WD FOX Stage 1 Suspension Package?

Asked by: Rob - 8/26/2019

The only difference is that the Roush system comes with Fox Roost Shields for the rear shocks. Other than that, they're the exact same components.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/27/2019)

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2018 F150 Screw FX4 stock wheels what size tire can I fit with this setup?

Asked by: Craig - 8/6/2019

At the coilover's max 2" height, the biggest we usually recommend is a 33x11.50" if you want to avoid any chance of trimming or rub. However, if you're willing to trim a bit or even cut out your crash bars, you can go a bit larger. Your best bet would be to call us directly at 623-434-5277 so we can get more specific with what you're trying to do.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/7/2019)

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Are the front shocks in this kit the same shocks as your part number FOX-985-02-015-2? (2014-2019 F150 4WD FOX 2.0 Front Adjustable Coilovers)

Asked by: Stoked - 7/1/2019

Yep. This package is the same Fox part numbers as our Fox Stage 1 kit, but just has the added roost shields and a Roush part number.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (7/2/2019)

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Is it possible to purchase just the hardware for this kit?

Asked by: Soto43 - 6/30/2019

It depends on what hardware you actually need. Give us a call directly at 623-434-5277.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (7/2/2019)

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Is this basically the Fox 2.0 stage 1 kit with the shields? Or is there a difference?

Asked by: Dleathernuts - 6/25/2019

There is no difference other than part number and the fact this kit comes standard with Fox's Roost Shields for the rear shocks.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/26/2019)

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With this kit adjusted to its max lift height, on a 2017 F150 SCREW 4x4 sport, what size tires do you recommend for the OEM 18" wheels for NO rubbing and NO trimming. Also, will these cause extra stress on the ball joints and have bad angles?

Asked by: Getsnoj - 4/27/2019

If you want to avoid all chances of trimming, you'd probably want to stick with a 33x11.50" tire or close metric equivalent. You'd probably want to stick with a 295/65R18, 285/70R18, or 285/65R18 if you want to be safe.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/29/2019)

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I am sure this has been answered before but will this fit a 2018 Lariat 2WD? I am looking to pair this with 18 inch wheels on 33’s.

Asked by: Nick - 2/28/2019

This kit will bolt up to an RWD/2WD F150, though you will get slightly more ride height than what it's rated for on a 4WD F150. We also recommend installing either a 1.5" rear block kit or a 4WD take-off rear block to keep the shocks in a more optimal range of travel.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/4/2019)

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Will this kit fit a 2015 2WD?

Asked by: Abraham - 2/26/2019

This kit will bolt up to a 2WD/RWD F150, though you will get slightly more ride height out of the front coilovers than what they're rated for on a 4WD F150. We also recommend getting a 1.5" rear block kit or 1.5" add-a-leaf so the rear shocks are in a more optimal operating range.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/27/2019)

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Will these rear shocks raise the rear height of the truck? I'm looking for a leveling kit.

Asked by: Tony - 2/24/2019

They will not. To add rear ride height, you would need a larger rear block, an add-a-leaf kit, shackles, or a complete leaf spring. You do need to be careful if you're considering this kit, however, because the rear shocks can only handle 1" or net ride height over stock.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/25/2019)

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Just ordered my 2019 F-150 Lariat SCrew. Will this kit work with 285/65r20 or should I go with 275/65r20? Tires will be KO2's

Asked by: Zach - 12/29/2018

That's going to depend entirely on how much trimming you're willing to do and what wheels you're going to use. You're best bet would be to give us a call directly at 623-434-5277 so we can get more specific about what you're going for.

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2015-2020 4WD Ford F150 Roush Fox 2.0 Suspension System | 422014

422014

Complete Roush Fox 2.0 Suspension Package

Front Adjustable 2.0 Coilovers with up to 2" of Leveling

Fade-Resistant Aluminum Body Shocks

What is the difference of these(roush) and F150 4WD Fox "Tuned by Ford Performance" 2.0 Suspension Kit M-18000-F15A??? Part#: M-18000-F15AA and 2014-2020 F150 4WD FOX 2.0 Stage 1 Suspension Package FOX-14STAGE14WD Part#: 14STAGE14WD

What are the part numbers for these?

Will these fit a 2021 f150 ?

Can I keep stock ride height installing these? I park in a parking garage where I can lose ZERO clearance.

Will this work on the new F150 Tremor with ride height sensors?

Will the rear shocks w/roost guard interfere with Husky wheel well liners?

Aloha, Will this Fox kit #422014 fit my 2011 Ford Raptor SVT? Please let me know. Mahalo. Sheldon

At max height, wouldn't the ride be stiff/harsh? Would it be better to use pucks and keep these at the 0 setting? I want a soft, comfortable ride.

Does this kit also fit the 2021 f150

Will this fit a 2020 Expedition Max? (F150 roush fox 2.0 suspension system 422014)

What impact does this suspension system have on towing for a max tow equipped F-150?

Roush by Fox 2.0 Suspension Kit (15-20 4WD F-150, Excluding Raptor) What keeps this from installing it on my 2014? Both bolt up the same. Thank you James

Will Fox rebuild these just like their other shocks? Or would I be better of just buying the normal Fox 2.0 kit instead of this?

What does this Roush kit get you over the standard Fox stage 1 kit for the almost additional $200?

With having this kit installed is it possible to do the add-a-leaf in the rear?

Is there really a big enough difference to get the Roush kit when compared to the other kit 14STAGE14WD? This comes with roost shields that are a $33 difference. So is the Roush “tuning” worth it?

So if the rear shocks allow for 1.50" of lift and stock rear blocks are 1.25", can i replace stock block with a 2.50" block for the rear with the 2.0 rear shock?

Looking to level my F150 couldn’t decide between fox and the Rancho coil overs. Which would be the best bang for my buck?

Whats the difference to the 2014-2019 F150 4WD FOX Stage 1 Suspension Package?

2018 F150 Screw FX4 stock wheels what size tire can I fit with this setup?

Are the front shocks in this kit the same shocks as your part number FOX-985-02-015-2? (2014-2019 F150 4WD FOX 2.0 Front Adjustable Coilovers)

Is it possible to purchase just the hardware for this kit?

Is this basically the Fox 2.0 stage 1 kit with the shields? Or is there a difference?

With this kit adjusted to its max lift height, on a 2017 F150 SCREW 4x4 sport, what size tires do you recommend for the OEM 18" wheels for NO rubbing and NO trimming. Also, will these cause extra stress on the ball joints and have bad angles?

I am sure this has been answered before but will this fit a 2018 Lariat 2WD? I am looking to pair this with 18 inch wheels on 33’s.

Will this kit fit a 2015 2WD?

Will these rear shocks raise the rear height of the truck? I'm looking for a leveling kit.

Just ordered my 2019 F-150 Lariat SCrew. Will this kit work with 285/65r20 or should I go with 275/65r20? Tires will be KO2's

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