Fox Racing Roost Shield Kit - 2.0 Shock Covers 803-02-052-KIT

Highlights:

• Protect Your Shocks
• Easy to Install and Uninstall
• Ultimate Strength and Reliability

Professional Quality

Since founding Fox Racing more than 35 years ago, Bob Fox and his engineers have been putting their products in the hands of racing professionals for research and testing in order to gather all of that data and use it to create automotive parts, tools and accessories that can enhance your overall driving experience. This Roost Shield Kit from Fox Racing is a great example of that outcome, offering you a tough and reliable application for your F150, Super Duty, Jeep or other off-road monster that not only protects your suspension investment but gives you the peace of mind to know that you can journey into unknown without worrying about damaging your suspension investment. This set of (2) Roost Shields mount onto your Fox Performance Shocks and protect against rocks, blowing dust or sand, and any other debris that gets kicked up when you're tearing through any off-road trail or hazardous situation. The best part is that, just as easy as they are to mount onto your shocks, you can remove them with ease in order to showcase how cool your suspension looks on your lifted truck.

High-Quality, Easy Installation

The Roost Shield securely attaches to 2.0 Performance Series IFP and 2.0 Evolution Series IFP shocks (sold separately). This kit includes (2) Roost Shields, mounting hardware and instructions for an easy installation. Built to not only protect the shock shaft and seals, these Roost Shields also look awesome as they come in a sleek looking black embossed with the Fox logo prominently displayed.

Fits The Following Fox 2.0 IFP Rear Shocks:

• Fox IFP 2.0 (980-24-657-2)
• Fox IFP 2.0 (985-24-029-2)

For Performance Series 2.0 Shocks Only: Fox's Roost Shields will only fit their 2.0 Performance Series Shocks, and will not fit their 2.0 Factory Series Shocks. The Roost Shields will also not fit remote reservoir applications where the remote reservoir sits in the contact patch of the shaft and Roost Shield Travel.