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I'm thinking my next mod will be side steps to climb inLooks great!
I'm thinking my next mod will be side steps to climb inLooks great!
Did you replace all 4? My fronts keep bottoming ( I have a winch and a glass windshield ) but rears are ok. Gonna go with Fox front only if enough guys on this forum say they are a lot better.Took the pioneer out for an hour ride today with the new fox shocks. Wow, what a difference. My wife could not believe how much better it rode. The faster you ride it the better they felt. Will be installing the trail armor skid plate tomorrow! Getting ready for the takeover.
I cannot speak from experience but thisebthat have them seem to really like them.. and those that do the front seem to do the rears shortly after!Did you replace all 4? My fronts keep bottoming ( I have a winch and a glass windshield ) but rears are ok. Gonna go with Fox front only if enough guys on this forum say they are a lot better.
With the plow hooked up with the addition of the fox shocks there was a noticible difference in how she handled the weight! Hopefully I will get to play with them a little more this weekend!Did you replace all 4? My fronts keep bottoming ( I have a winch and a glass windshield ) but rears are ok. Gonna go with Fox front only if enough guys on this forum say they are a lot better.
I did replace all 4. A lot better than factory, just the front will be a big improvement and you can always add the rears later. You will not regret getting them.Did you replace all 4? My fronts keep bottoming ( I have a winch and a glass windshield ) but rears are ok. Gonna go with Fox front only if enough guys on this forum say they are a lot better.
Did you replace all 4? My fronts keep bottoming ( I have a winch and a glass windshield ) but rears are ok. Gonna go with Fox front only if enough guys on this forum say they are a lot better.
put all 4 on p3 great improvment worth the moneyI can promise you'll enjoy the fronts done! The rears I don't have much seat time but I'm positive on those too. Well worth every penny especially the fronts!
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Thanks to JTW, Eltobgiu, my99svt, CPope, CumminsPusher and Clyde for you input. I'm definitely doing the fronts for now. I saw somewhere on here that the Walker Evans shocks raised the buggy up by about an inch, did this happen with the Fox shocks? Cause if I only do the front then that will make the rear look like it is squatting. I would think the ride height would be the same as stock since the Fox are stock on the LE. Gotta start saving up! Can't wait. Might do rears later, Thanks again guys!
That's good to know. Thanks joeymt33. I also have to watch the overall height so it will fit in the toyhauler.All of the aftermarket shocks have adjustable ride height by adjusting the spring preload. You could get Fox and adjust them to the ride height you prefer.
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Well... this afternoon I Really had an opportunity to see what the fox shocks are all about! We have some hills and roller coaster like trails not to far from my house that are a blast to run quick! And that is exactly what I did! I ran them quicker with more stability than I ever had before! This is exactly why I bought them! I am so impressed with these things! I have them on the softest setting and they performed! They are worth every cent!!!!!!
Here are a few pics taken from some iPhone video to give you an idea of what they are like...
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@Montana they are awesome! I run the fronts on the middle setting most of the time and the rears on 1 or the softest setting for the way I ride! I adjust them depending on the terrainDo you still like the Fox Shocks. What setting did you determine was the best. I have a bad factory shock at this point so I'm thinks ofcrge upgrade
Did you add any preload?@Montana they are awesome! I run the fronts on the middle setting most of the time and the rears on 1 or the softest setting for the way I ride! I adjust them depending on the terrain
The stockers are really bad, I went with Elks Stage 5's and then had to buy 8 ply's immediately, I busted two stock front tires at 14 PSI@Montana they are awesome! I run the fronts on the middle setting most of the time and the rears on 1 or the softest setting for the way I ride! I adjust them depending on the terrain
But don't buy the Elka Stage 5's unless you understand shocks or willing to learn, some times simpler is better!The stockers are really bad, I went with Elks Stage 5's and then had to buy 8 ply's immediately, I busted two stock front tires at 14 PSI
No, installed them at the setting they were at when they arrived! No issues!Did you add any preload?
LMFAO!!!But don't buy the Elka Stage 5's unless you understand shocks or willing to learn, some times simpler is better!