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2017-2026 Ford F250 & F350 4WD FOX 2.0 IFP Rear Shocks - for 0-1" Lift - (Pair) | FOX-985-24-151X2

2017-2026 F250 & F350 4WD FOX 2.0 IFP Rear Shocks - for 0-1
2017-2026 F250 & F350 4WD FOX 2.0 IFP Rear Shocks - for 0-1' Lift - (Pair)
SKU S3M-KIT-FOX-985-24-151X2
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Big difference over stock shocks. Off road (dirt road, with rough sections) is much more bearable. Truck doesn't shake nearly as much and jarring has pretty much been eliminated. On road seems a little firmer but in no way uncomfortable. Handles pot holes and rough patches better and with less felt impact. Only concern is there are no dust boots and I live in area that roads can become muddy, time will tell.
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Reviewed by:  (Verified Buyer)  from Northern NM on 1/20/2019
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2018 F350 CCLB
Much better rear reaction all on road conditions than the junk FX4 OEM shock.. IMHO. Have not towed with the Fox shocks yet but did not like the FX4.
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Reviewed by:  from Spring Creek on 10/6/2019
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2018 Ford F350 - Powerstoke
Premier product - far superior compared to OEM shocks that come on the truck. Factory shocks only lasted 40,000 miles & floated horribly on rolling hills/rough roads. Fox 2.0 fixed that & smoothed out the ride severely. Pending the passenger & how vehicle save they are; they compliment how smooth my truck rides for a one ton - Fox shocks have brought back that ride quality. Car wash tip: wipe down the body of the shock every time you wash you truck - they stay looking new! I will be purchasing a whole set for my 2016 F150 when I roll 40,000 miles on it!
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Reviewed by:  from Oklahoma on 5/7/2020
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2017 Super Duty CC 4x4 6.7 PS
I bought these shocks for the front and rear to replace already worn out factory shocks at 30k. I had recently installed rear air ride and BDS Recoil track bars and it made the truck ride incredibly rough before replacing the shocks. I can honestly say the truck now rides better than when it was new. They are well worth the extra money over Rancho replacements and look forward to see how the noticeably higher quality will withstand the elements.
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Reviewed by:  from Virginia on 3/31/2021
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2020 F350
Replaced OE shocks. Ride is great.
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Reviewed by:  from Sarasota on 5/15/2024
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2023 Ford F250 7.3L
Easy install and ride quality is vastly improved. Very happy with the ride quality
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Reviewed by:  from Northern Illinois on 9/13/2026
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Customer Question Do these shocks fit the truck without the rear block? Have a 2018 fx4 and am planning to pull the rear block to do a reverse level, but want to know if these will still work

Asked by: Michael - 6/6/2021
Customer Answer These shocks are only rated for a Super Duty at factory ride height, and aren't guaranteed to work with a block delete.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/7/2021)
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Customer Question Is this listing for 2 shocks and will they fit a 2018 f450 dually stock rear ride height ( crew cab ) ?

Asked by: Bullybrothers - 3/8/2020
Customer Answer That's going to depend on the rear configuration of your truck (i.e. standard bed, chassis cab, etc.). Your best bet would be to call us directly at 623-434-5277 so we can get more specific about your truck.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/9/2020)
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Customer Question Will the Fox rooster protectors fit these rear shocks?

Asked by: Andrew Walker - 8/12/2019
Customer Answer Yep. The Fox 2.0 Roost Shields should work just fine on these shocks.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/13/2019)
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Customer Question How doesn't he valving if these shocks compare to the Bilstein 5100?

Asked by: Patrick - 6/13/2019
Customer Answer The Fox 2.0s use linear valving versus digressive valving for the Bilsteins. In theory, linear/progressive valving has a softer ride than digressive valving, but valving is only one factor when it comes to ride quality and performance. Out in the real world, the on-road ride quality between the two is pretty similar, though the Fox 2.0s tend to edge out the Bilsteins when it comes to off-road performance due to their larger diameters and aluminum bodies.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/14/2019)
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