2019-2023 Ford Ranger FOX 2.0 IFP Adjustable Front Coilovers - 0-3" Lift - (Pair) | FOX-985-02-133X2

2019-2023 Ranger FOX 2.0 IFP Adjustable Front Coilovers - 0-3
2019-2023 Ranger FOX 2.0 IFP Adjustable Front Coilovers - 0-3' Lift - (Pair)
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2019 Ford Ranger FX4
Very easy install and the ride is great. With the factory preset my truck still doesn’t sit quite level, gave me about 2 inches of ride height but clears 265/75r16 perfectly. Kit did not come with a adjustment wrench which it really should but I’m happy.
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Reviewed by:  from Elko, NV on 10/10/2019
5
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2019 Ford ranger
Improved ride quality, came out of box preloaded with 2” lift. When installing recommend having someone to help in stall if doing it your self.
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Reviewed by:  from Killeen on 10/20/2019
5
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2019 ford ranger xlt
I installed fox 2.0 struts and BDS upper control arms in one afternoon not to hard I disconnected sway bar links and lower control arm bolts and factory struts dropped right out the bottom and fox struts went right in. didn't need to remove axle nut. As far as the lift and ride quality goes I love the level look big fan. The ride quality is a huge improvement in my opinion. Factory ride in the front end was to soft had excessive bounce and nose dive when braking which made it difficult to drive aggressively. With the fox 2.0 it know had the right stiffness and the excessive bounce is gone so I can drive It with confidence. I tried the Eibach strut with factory spring in the past and it was to harsh of a ride and the fox 2.0 doesn't have that harshness. One other thing I don't think the BDS upper control arms were necessary buy I wanted to make sure that it would align properly, but I think it would have ben just fine without.
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Reviewed by:  from IL on 7/29/2021
5
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2020 Ford Ranger
I just installed the Fox 2.0 shocks with the Icon UCA's. After an alignment I drove it around for a little while, and I am completely satisfied with the handling and ride characteristics of this modification. The ride is firm without being stiff and the handling is much more responsive than the stock 'passenger car' original feel. If you do this install yourself, unbolt the axle shaft nut and the Anti-Sway bar link. Trust me. Do it. You will save yourself hours of frustration and aggravation. It took four hours on the driver's side because the CV came apart and the sway bar link ball popped out. Both required removal and bench repair to complete the install. The passenger side took one hour. Unbolt the axle nut. It goes back together a lot easier than trying to reseat the CV. My truck now rides like a truck should. It leveled out and raised the front two inches at the wheel well and three inches at the license plate.
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Reviewed by:  from Oceanside on 3/31/2021
5
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21 RANGER XLT FX4
Fox 2.0 front coils, impressive improvement over stock. No more no nose dive during hard braking. Noticeably less body roll during hard turns. Stiff on the street, yet soaks up small bumps, ruts WAY better than stock.
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Reviewed by:  (Verified Buyer)  from Joplin on 2/7/2023
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Customer Question I have a 2024 ford ranger would these front coilovers fit it? Not the rear just the front.

Asked by: Kris - 10/18/2024
Customer Answer Fox has not listed these as working with the 2024 Rangers, and we have not tried to fit them ourselves. We could not guarantee you would not have any clearance issues trying to run these on a 2024 model.
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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (10/18/2024)

Customer Question Just one of lower bushing for my shock went bad. Do I have to replace the entire shock?

Asked by: Hitesh Lalchand - 5/3/2024
Customer Answer If just a bushing is bad, you can just replace the bushing. I would recommend reaching out to Fox or a suspension part supplier that would carry parts for shock rebuilds as they would be able to get you just the bushing if you have the tools and ability to do that.
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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (5/7/2024)

Customer Question I have a 2019 Ford ranger 4x4 Fx4 with a 3.5 RC lift with UCA's. Can a 2" strut spacer be used so I can keep my 3.5" lift? Thanks

Asked by: Rick A - 6/14/2023
Customer Answer This combination will work but will take some fine tuning of the coilover height to get it to the height you need an may require installation and removal a few times to get them dialed in.
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Answer provided by: Frank Delmas (10/10/2023)

Customer Question Can. These be adjusted while installed?

Asked by: Jake - 1/7/2023
Customer Answer It's not recommended. The coilovers require their springs to be compressed in order to adjust their ride height, and the springs are strong enough that we strongly recommend using a floor or wall-mounted spring compressor.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/9/2023)

Customer Question Do you think crashbar removal is necessary with the following... 2022 XLT Fx4 Fox 2.0s at preset 2" height 17x8" Wheel +25mm offset with a 265/70/17 or 275/70/17

Asked by: Anthony - 3/4/2022
Customer Answer You would likely not have to trim with either of those tire options on your choice of wheel with the Fox 2.0s, though you might see a hint of rub when turning and articulating at the same time with the 275/70R17s.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/7/2022)

Customer Question I got a 21 ranger xlt tremor wondering if this would work on leveling the truck?

Asked by: Luis - 11/24/2021
Customer Answer These coilovers are not confirmed to fit the Tremors. Even if they were, they would only provide .5" to 1" of ride height gain, since the Tremors already sits higher than the base Rangers.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/26/2021)

Customer Question I want to maintain some rake for when I tow or haul. What would be the best lift adjustment for that, 1"?

Asked by: Josh - 4/5/2021
Customer Answer In general, it takes about 2.5" of front leveling to get the 4WD Rangers to a "dead-level" stance. Your adjustment is really going to depend on how much tongue weight you're running and how much sag you end up with. At 1" of ride height, you would still have at least some rake. If you are getting a lot of sag, you may want to consider some sort of rear lift or load support.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/6/2021)

Customer Question What's the max size wheel and tire package I could fit with this installed, without having to trim and have no rubbing?

Asked by: Austin - 5/9/2020
Customer Answer That's an impossible thing to answer since the widths, offsets, and backspacing of the wheels are going to MASSIVELY determine your tire fitments, and there are a bunch of different wheel options to choose from. In general, a 32x11" tire or close metric equivalent (i.e. 275/70R17) will clear without rubbing on a lot of wheel options with the coilovers at their max ride height. Your best bet would be to call us directly at 623-434-5277 so we can get more specific about what you're looking for.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/11/2020)

Customer Question Looking through reviews and seeing a lot of heights acheived less than 3". Understanding that these are adjustable and come with 3" preset, should I be expecting actual lift to be substantially less than 3"?

Asked by: Matt - 3/5/2020
Customer Answer According to Fox, they now have the out-of-the-box ride height set at 2" for the 4WD Rangers and 2.5" for the RWD Rangers. Ride height can be adjusted by compressing the coilover's spring, loosening the collar's retaining nut, and then adjusting the collar by hand. According to Fox, every .50" worth of collar adjustment is equal to about 1" of ride height gain.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/6/2020)

Customer Question How does one adjust the Fox 985-02-133 coil over if I wanted to only have 2" lift ?

Asked by: Jake - 1/6/2020
Customer Answer To adjust the ride height of these coilovers, you'd have to compress the spring, unscrew the retention screw in the adjustment collar, then adjust the collar to where you want the ride height.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/7/2020)

Customer Question Do these front Adjustable coil overs fit 2019 Ranger 2wD.?

Asked by: Cris - 1/1/2020
Customer Answer Yep. According to Fox, these coilovers fit both 4WD and RWD/2WD Rangers.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/2/2020)
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