2004-2020 Ford F150 4WD Fox 2.5 Factory Series Piggyback Rear Shock Set with DSC | 883-26-002

2004-2020 F150 4WD Fox 2.5 DSC Piggyback Rear Shocks

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Huge Reduction in Fade with Improved Response and Off-Road Performance

Aggressive, off-road ready F150s need a set of rear shocks that will give them serious performance and resist fade no matter how tough the going gets, and Fox's 2.5 Factory Series Piggyback reservoir shocks can handle just about anything you throw at them. Each of these impressive shocks easily absorb the hard hits and aggressive off-road driving that would wreck the day of your 2004-2020 F150's factory rear shocks, and their Piggyback mounted reservoirs give them a huge oil capacity that allows them to resist fade in even the most high-speed off-road applications. The piggyback reservoirs are also fitted with Fox's Dual Speed Compression (DSC) adjustment system that allows you to dial in the shocks' compression to wherever you need for the road or trail ahead. This pair of Fox rear shocks drops right into place of your F150's factory rear shocks and can handle up to 3" rear blocks or add-a-leaf kits without an issue.

Large-Diameter Shock Bodies with Piggyback Reservoirs with Compression Adjustment

Fox used their extensive off-road racing knowledge and legendary dedication to quality to get you a set of off-road rear shocks that can go anywhere and handle any challenge you have in mind for your aggressive F150 build. The shocks are built around a huge 2.5" diameter shock body that's made out of aluminum which greatly aids in heat dissipation. The piggyback external reservoirs on each shock further reduce heat by greatly increasing oil capacity and allowing oil to cool away from the shock itself. Each shock features a 7/8" chrome plated steel shaft and a high-flow, race-inspired piston that provide excellent levels of strength and reliability. The shocks are each specifically valved for your F150 to maximize its off-road performance. The shocks come standard with CNC machined 6061-T6 billet aluminum mounting points to keep them held fast to your truck. The unique Fox Dual Speed Compression (DSC) system on each reservoir allows you to control the compression of the shocks by adjusting the flow of oil from the reservoirs, giving you more control over how your truck handles.

Any reason why these wouldn’t fit a 21+ f150?

Asked by: Matt - 9/10/2022

Fox doesn't guarantee it, and we haven't tried it ourselves. We have not received word on whether Fox is coming out with 2021-2022 specific part numbers, but that is likely the case.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/12/2022)

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Can I run adjustable rear shocks like these or icon 2.5s with stock front shocks and just a leveling kit?

Asked by: Jeff Sargent - 8/16/2022

There's absolutely no reason why you couldn't.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/17/2022)

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I am running the ReadyLIFT 3.50-Inch SST Suspension Lift Kit on 35”. Will these shocks work with the 2.5” rear lift?

Asked by: ET - 6/22/2022

The ReadyLift 3.5" SST Kits come with 3" rear blocks that provide around 1.5" to 1.75" of rear lift, depending on your model year and submodel. If your kit uses a 3" rear block, these shocks will work just fine for you. If you're using s different sized rear block that adds 2.5" of rear lift, these shocks will not be long enough. Give us a call directly at 623-434-5277 or email us at [email protected] so we can get more specific about your truck.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/23/2022)

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Looking at these for the adjustability factor for towing a camper. Can I mix brands? Say these in the rear obviously and King coil overs ? Also if the rears are adjustable, do the front coil overs now need to be as well?

Asked by: Jeff - 3/20/2022

There's no reason why you couldn't mix and match brands, and you by no means need adjustable front coilovers while having adjustable shocks. That being said, while shocks can help some with towing stability, there's often more cost-effective upgrades, depending on how bad your towing stability and handling issues are. Give us a call directly at 623-434-5277 or email us at [email protected] so we can get more specific about your truck.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/21/2022)

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I have a 6” BDS lift installed on my truck, no extra leaf (yet). I’m looking to upgrade the rear shocks to match the front DSCs. I see these are only recommended up to 3” lift. Which ones are compatible up to 6”? Been looking everywhere but can’t find them. Thanks!

Asked by: Haga - 2/5/2021

Unfortunately, Fox does not currently have a set of 2.5 piggybacks that work on a 6" lift kit.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/8/2021)

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Would these shocks work with the 4 inch BDS Coilover kit if the rear block was 3 inches instead of 4?

Asked by: Pmoney - 8/6/2020

If you do use a smaller block, you would be able to use these rear shocks. These shocks can feasibly handle up to 2" of rear lift over stock, and a 3" rear block would put you at around 1.5" of net lift over stock.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/7/2020)

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Are these worth the extra money for the adjustment? I bought billstein 5100s for the rear but they are almost as squirrely as factory shocks.

Asked by: 2018 screw 2.7 - 3/18/2020

It really depends on what you're looking for. 2.5 shocks and coilovers tend to be pretty stiff on the road (though Fox is on the softer side of the spectrum), and being able to adjust them softer than standard 2.5s can save you some ride quality on the road while still getting good performance off-road at the turn of a dial. Whether that's worth the price jump over the non-DSC 2.5s is up to you and how big of a stickler you are for a soft street ride. Judging by the fact that you're unhappy with the softness of the Bilstein 5100s, you may be fine with the standard 2.5s. Give us a call directly at 623-434-5277 if you need further information.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/19/2020)

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It fit 4in rear

Asked by: Trung - 3/6/2019

In general, these shocks will not work with most 4" lift kits out of the box. The exceptions are 4" kits that use 2" stacked blocks or kits that use up to a 3.5" rear block. However, most 4" lift kits use 4" rear blocks, which adds too much ride height for these shocks. If you have 4" of actual net lift in the rear, then these shocks will not work at all.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/6/2019)

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are these compatible with the bds 4" fox coil over lift?

Asked by: JD - 10/21/2017

They are not. These shocks are not long enough to be uses with a 4" lift kit.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/23/2017)

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I have a 2014 F150 FX4 with 35" Tires, will these work with my setup? Also what do you recommend for the front shocks, or will I have to lower my tire size ? Thanks.

Asked by: Chris Piht - 1/31/2017

These shocks will fit your truck as long as you're at factory ride height in the rear or only using either a 3" block or basic 1.5" Add-a-Leaf Kit for lift.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/1/2017)

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Will these Shocks work on a 04 f150 4x4? Do they require special mount hard ware or just use the factory bolt? Would there be any concerns for changing the mounting placement/position? How often (roughly) do they require service?

Asked by: Mad matt - 1/26/2016

According to Fox, these shocks will work just fine on a 2004 to 2008 F150. The listing has been updated to reflect the new information. They don't strictly require new hardware, and can reuse the factory bolts and nuts. That being said, if your factory hardware is corroded, has seen better days in general, and/or your application is going to be fairly aggressive, then you may want to consider upgrading to stainless steel or grade 8 hardware.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/27/2016)

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Are these shocks available for the BDS 6" suspension lift? I have the 2.5 Coilovers and I'm currently looking to upgrade from the 2.0 rears to the 2.5's.

Asked by: Cotton24 - 8/30/2015

Unfortunately, we don't have a set of 2.5 Fox rear shocks for 6" lift kits as of yet. The next best thing we have is Fox's 2.0 with Remote Reservoir. However, you can call us directly at 1-877-578-2433, and we can see if Fox has something that may work for what you're trying to do.

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2004-2020 Ford F150 4WD Fox 2.5 Factory Series Piggyback Rear Shock Set with DSC | 883-26-002

883-26-002

Huge Reduction in Fade with Improved Response and Off-Road Performance

Large-Diameter Shock Bodies with Piggyback Reservoirs with Compression Adjustment

Any reason why these wouldn’t fit a 21+ f150?

Can I run adjustable rear shocks like these or icon 2.5s with stock front shocks and just a leveling kit?

I am running the ReadyLIFT 3.50-Inch SST Suspension Lift Kit on 35”. Will these shocks work with the 2.5” rear lift?

Looking at these for the adjustability factor for towing a camper. Can I mix brands? Say these in the rear obviously and King coil overs ? Also if the rears are adjustable, do the front coil overs now need to be as well?

I have a 6” BDS lift installed on my truck, no extra leaf (yet). I’m looking to upgrade the rear shocks to match the front DSCs. I see these are only recommended up to 3” lift. Which ones are compatible up to 6”? Been looking everywhere but can’t find them. Thanks!

Would these shocks work with the 4 inch BDS Coilover kit if the rear block was 3 inches instead of 4?

Are these worth the extra money for the adjustment? I bought billstein 5100s for the rear but they are almost as squirrely as factory shocks.

It fit 4in rear

are these compatible with the bds 4" fox coil over lift?

I have a 2014 F150 FX4 with 35" Tires, will these work with my setup? Also what do you recommend for the front shocks, or will I have to lower my tire size ? Thanks.

Will these Shocks work on a 04 f150 4x4? Do they require special mount hard ware or just use the factory bolt? Would there be any concerns for changing the mounting placement/position? How often (roughly) do they require service?

Are these shocks available for the BDS 6" suspension lift? I have the 2.5 Coilovers and I'm currently looking to upgrade from the 2.0 rears to the 2.5's.

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