2008-2016 F250 & F350 Fox 2.0 Performance-Series Steering Stabilizer IFP 985-24-001

08-16 F250 & F350 4WD Fox 2.0 Steering Stabilizer Shock IFP

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2" in Diameter
Aluminum Shock Body for Durability
Internal IFP Reservoir
Great On and Off-Road

Improves Stability & Reduces Death Wobble For Lifted Super Duty Trucks

Aggressive Super Duty trucks running big lifts with big tires in off-road applications need steering stabilizers that will perform under intense off-road situations. If you've thrown a big lift and oversized tires on your F250 or F350 and need to gain back performance stability, you'll need to get a steering stabilizer that will give you back proper stability and reduce "death wobble". FOX's 2.0 Performance-Series Stabilizer IFP is a direct replacement shock that delivers exceptional performance in a simple direct bolt-on set-up that will give you everything you need for the kind of handling you hoped for. Tested out by racing professionals, FOX designs some of the best shocks and stabilizers you can find on the market for your aggressive Super Duty -- for both on and off the road use. This stabilizer replaces your factory stock stabilizer and features excellent levels of response that greatly reduces fade while allowing you to push your Super Duty even harder.

2" Diameter, Aluminum Shock Body

FOX engineered their 2.0 Performance Series Stabilizer IFP with a double-clear coating in order to give you long-lasting good looks as well as 6061-T6 aluminum that will resist rust and corrosion for years to come. Black-anodized and CNC-machined, it includes an internal IFP mono-tube reservoir design that separates shock oil from the high-pressure nitrogen. With quiet nitrile rubber used for the bushings, you'll experience increased suspension articulation in even the most extreme off-road driving situations. The shock was designed as a single replacement for your Super Duty's factory steering stabilizer

Fitment: 2008-2016 Ford F250/F350 4WD Super Duty

For 4WD Super Dutys Only: this steering stabilizer will only fit 4WD F250 and F350 models. It will not fit 2WD/RWD Super Dutys.

Do you have a shock like this that fits a 2008 F250? I see this certain shock is for 2011-2018

Asked by: Joshua Garza - 4/3/2018

Fox has actually confirmed fitment of this stabilizer back to the 2008 model year Super Dutys. We've updated our listing with the new information.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (4/4/2018)

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have a 2014 f250, what has better control to prevent bump steer and woobling, this replacement shock or running a dual fox 2.0 sterring stabilizer kit?

Asked by: JAKE - 7/31/2018

Technically, any comparable dual steering stabilizer will have better control and stabilization capability than a single shock. That being said, jumping up to a dual kit may be a bit overkill depending on the size of your truck's tires and just how bad your wobble and stability problems are. In general, if your truck is leveled and running 35" tires, then this single stabilizer is probably plenty. If you're running a full lift kit and 37" tires or larger, you may want to consider a dual kit, especially if your wobble issues are particularly bad.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (8/1/2018)

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Will this shock fit a 2018 f250 in the stock location?

Asked by: Aaron - 1/4/2019

Not without modification to the mounts, due to slight changes Ford made in the 2017-2019 Super Duty's steering stabilizer design.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (1/8/2019)

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Just added dual Fox steering stabilizers to my 2017 F250 w/a 2.5 level which retained OEM stabilizer. Would it be a good idea to replace the OEM with this one? Would I gain additional performance? Also how difficult would it be to swap this out with the OEM one? Thanks

Asked by: Marco - 5/18/2018

If you already have a dual stabilizer system installed, you really don't need to bother replacing the OEM one. Secondly, this steering stabilizer will only fit 2008-2016 Super Dutys, and will not fit a 2017 truck without modifications.