Shocks for 2018
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Shocks for 2018
My rear drivers shock blew - now it's leaking. So I'm thinking I'd like to upgrade the shocks to Bilsteins of Fox shocks. Looking for suggestions and or a place to buy them. I have no plans to lift the truck - just going to have the standard height. Looking for a source and part #'s front and rear.
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Fox are good and reasonably priced. I have a 6" BDS/Fox coilover on my 2014 F150 and those shocks make the ride ridiculously smooth. The Eibach springs help a little too though, but I also put a Metal Cloak 2.5" lift on my wife's Wrangler with Fox shocks and the ride is much better with that too
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Yep, i haven't done the cut myself yet. And those that have, are pretty mum about it.
I suppose I could just rip it out and use an aftermarket bucket like the 08's:
https://www.carlisuspension.com/ford...er-mounts.html
I suppose I could just rip it out and use an aftermarket bucket like the 08's:
https://www.carlisuspension.com/ford...er-mounts.html
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My rear drivers shock blew - now it's leaking. So I'm thinking I'd like to upgrade the shocks to Bilsteins of Fox shocks. Looking for suggestions and or a place to buy them. I have no plans to lift the truck - just going to have the standard height. Looking for a source and part #'s front and rear.
I had bilstein 5100 on my 13 and liked them. I will post my results with the fox 2.0 once they are installed . Btw my factory Rancho had an oil leak on one of the shocks at under 1k miles
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My rear drivers shock blew - now it's leaking. So I'm thinking I'd like to upgrade the shocks to Bilsteins of Fox shocks. Looking for suggestions and or a place to buy them. I have no plans to lift the truck - just going to have the standard height. Looking for a source and part #'s front and rear.
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If you submit a note to Rancho they'll shoot you the part #s you need.
I've got the RanchoXLs in my future. Primarily for the adjustability of the ride for daily driving, towing and off-roadability. Just need to get 'em into the monthly budget. I'd like to go fox, but I really can't justify ~50% more for the Fox shocks when realistically I'll only be off road a very low percentage of my overall miles over the next couple of years.
I've got the RanchoXLs in my future. Primarily for the adjustability of the ride for daily driving, towing and off-roadability. Just need to get 'em into the monthly budget. I'd like to go fox, but I really can't justify ~50% more for the Fox shocks when realistically I'll only be off road a very low percentage of my overall miles over the next couple of years.
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If you submit a note to Rancho they'll shoot you the part #s you need.
I've got the RanchoXLs in my future. Primarily for the adjustability of the ride for daily driving, towing and off-roadability. Just need to get 'em into the monthly budget. I'd like to go fox, but I really can't justify ~50% more for the Fox shocks when realistically I'll only be off road a very low percentage of my overall miles over the next couple of years.
I've got the RanchoXLs in my future. Primarily for the adjustability of the ride for daily driving, towing and off-roadability. Just need to get 'em into the monthly budget. I'd like to go fox, but I really can't justify ~50% more for the Fox shocks when realistically I'll only be off road a very low percentage of my overall miles over the next couple of years.
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I just ordered fox 2.0 for mine. Bought them locally but you can get part numbers at the fox site. I went fox because bilstein did not seem to have a part number for the rears.
I had bilstein 5100 on my 13 and liked them. I will post my results with the fox 2.0 once they are installed . Btw my factory Rancho had an oil leak on one of the shocks at under 1k miles
I had bilstein 5100 on my 13 and liked them. I will post my results with the fox 2.0 once they are installed . Btw my factory Rancho had an oil leak on one of the shocks at under 1k miles
These are from their site.
Front 0" to 1.5" 985-24-154
Rear 0" to 1" 985-24-151
Truck Suspension | FOX
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Do you have the part #'s ? The one's on the Fox site do not seem to be available anywhere.
These are from their site.
Front 0" to 1.5" 985-24-154
Rear 0" to 1" 985-24-151
Truck Suspension FOX
These are from their site.
Front 0" to 1.5" 985-24-154
Rear 0" to 1" 985-24-151
Truck Suspension FOX
"For this vehicle application, the specific part number to use would be RS999042 in the front and RS999047A in the rear. For further questions or assistance, please contact technical assistance at 734-384-7809 M - F 8:30 am - 5:30 pm EST."
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