Fox shock question
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Fox shock question
I am so impressed with my ATS steering stabilizer that I am considering replacing my shocks as well. I am looking at them on Stage 3 Motorsports website and I am confused about the difference in two options, The BDS Fox 2.0 series or the 2.0 Performance series shocks? Their is a $1 difference in the two and I am curious what the difference is?
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The BDS might be replacement shocks for the BDS 1 or 2 inch lift spacer&shock kits. For people that need new ones after wearing them out.
The 2.0 performance is for stock to 1 inch lift. So stock 6.7 5200, 5600, and 5990 springs as they lift some as they go up.
I would call to confirm but I think thats it.
The 2.0 performance is for stock to 1 inch lift. So stock 6.7 5200, 5600, and 5990 springs as they lift some as they go up.
I would call to confirm but I think thats it.
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I think the BDS are a version of the performance series shock, difference might be in the tuning, but there may be no difference. Best to make a call.
I was looking at a BDS level.kit that had an option for FOX adventure series or performance series, I called and was told the adventure is a steel body vs aluminum with the performance.
I was looking at a BDS level.kit that had an option for FOX adventure series or performance series, I called and was told the adventure is a steel body vs aluminum with the performance.
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Plaza near my home has a row of 4 large speed bumps to prevent rice rockets from congregating and hitting those before I needed a mouth guard and crawled over them.
Went over them yesterday and barely had to slow down
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Plaza near my home has a row of 4 large speed bumps to prevent rice rockets from congregating and hitting those before I needed a mouth guard and crawled over them.
Went over them yesterday and barely had to slow down
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I did some reading and the only thing I found was the BDS shocks were tuned by Fox and BDS to work with BDS lifts. I ordered the regular 2.0 Performance Series.
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Im still interested to know how the ride might differ between the 2. I cant see a small spacer lift requiring any different tuning, but what do I know.That's an answer I'll look for when the time comes to buy some shocks.
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I'm running boots all the way around. I've lost a shock on a previous truck due to a stone chip on the shaft. Once it's chipped the chrome delaminates and ruins the seals.
Cheap insurance imho.
Cheap insurance imho.