Fox Shocks Jeep Jk No Lift at Marty Steele blog

Fox Shocks Jeep Jk No Lift. 1.5 lift springs are an upgrade that's not enough lift to require other. I don't want to lift it because i do a lot of highway driving. I am not finding much. The fox shocks are a linear type shock, which would work better with a linear spring, and/or if you are primarily only using. Closest thing you can do is the fox 2.0 ifp, but you're still not going to get great high speed valving with an out of the box shock with. At 140k miles, the factory springs are due to be replaced. Was looking at changing out my factory shocks for fox 2.0 on my 2 door sport and had a question concerning the chart. I have a new 2012 jk orange crush and i'm looking at fox shocks for it. Normal jeeps with lifts will have a certain amount of body roll during corners, depending on speed, they do not drive like cars.

Normal jeeps with lifts will have a certain amount of body roll during corners, depending on speed, they do not drive like cars. I have a new 2012 jk orange crush and i'm looking at fox shocks for it. 1.5 lift springs are an upgrade that's not enough lift to require other. The fox shocks are a linear type shock, which would work better with a linear spring, and/or if you are primarily only using. Closest thing you can do is the fox 2.0 ifp, but you're still not going to get great high speed valving with an out of the box shock with. At 140k miles, the factory springs are due to be replaced. Was looking at changing out my factory shocks for fox 2.0 on my 2 door sport and had a question concerning the chart. I am not finding much. I don't want to lift it because i do a lot of highway driving.

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Fox Shocks Jeep Jk No Lift At 140k miles, the factory springs are due to be replaced. Closest thing you can do is the fox 2.0 ifp, but you're still not going to get great high speed valving with an out of the box shock with. Was looking at changing out my factory shocks for fox 2.0 on my 2 door sport and had a question concerning the chart. Normal jeeps with lifts will have a certain amount of body roll during corners, depending on speed, they do not drive like cars. I don't want to lift it because i do a lot of highway driving. 1.5 lift springs are an upgrade that's not enough lift to require other. I have a new 2012 jk orange crush and i'm looking at fox shocks for it. The fox shocks are a linear type shock, which would work better with a linear spring, and/or if you are primarily only using. At 140k miles, the factory springs are due to be replaced. I am not finding much.