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Forgot to mention I can compress all OEM shock one handed, I almost can't compress the Fox's with 2 hands, they are that much different, also the one the was leaking does still rebound but has about a 4 inch drop when first compressed before the oil takes over, you can see in the above picture the fresh oil running down the side.
I did see that pic. I'd say the failure rate of both the FX4 Ranchos and the standard black shocks is higher on the 2017's than the previous generations. They were always bad but this time around seems much worse.
Forgot to mention I can compress all OEM shock one handed, I almost can't compress the Fox's with 2 hands, they are that much different, also the one the was leaking does still rebound but has about a 4 inch drop when first compressed before the oil takes over, you can see in the above picture the fresh oil running down the side.
Mine (rancho branded) weren't even leaking yet, and they had about a 2-3inch drop when compressed by hand, with only 1800km on them.
Really interested in those adjustable. If I'm staying stock height or maybe adding a 1" more out back are these the ones to get?
985-26-104
and I just need bushings also?
Yup, that's what I got. You can get them tuned for your specific vehicle, or go with the stock F250 tune they have. Might be worth trying em out first. It's about $60 a shock to get them tuned near me.
Sweet! Did you put together the equivalent of a Carli level (deavers etc) ? I'm confused...don't mind me I stay that way.
I bought every component separately. Got 2.5s and 2.0s with compression adjusters, then had them tuned with high flow valving and with my specific axle weights in mind.
I have the bump drops, sway bar brackets, shocks and a bottom 2.5 spacer in for now. Waiting on trying some custom 700lb spring rate, triple rate springs. If they turn out great, then sweet, if not I'll buy the Carli springs. Gonna buy the add a pack and a smaller block in a couple months. Just did a little offroading behind my house, holy moly, so happy with the shocks 👍👍👍
I bought every component separately. Got 2.5s and 2.0s with compression adjusters, then had them tuned with high flow valving and with my specific axle weights in mind.
I have the bump drops, sway bar brackets, shocks and a bottom 2.5 spacer in for now. Waiting on trying some custom 700lb spring rate, triple rate springs. If they turn out great, then sweet, if not I'll buy the Carli springs. Gonna buy the add a pack and a smaller block in a couple months. Just did a little offroading behind my house, holy moly, so happy with the shocks 👍👍👍
The difference in ride is even more than the difference in appearance haha. I just romped it on my way to work. Its astonishing how much better it handles.
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