Fox Shocks Front Coilover 2.0?

[S2KMR]

Need some feed back from you guys. These Coilover looks like its direct fit on the 3rd gen, anyone have these? spring rate? opinion? good and bad. Thanks.

Fox 2.0 Performance Series Coil-over IFP Coil-over Shock

Toyota 4Runner 2002-1996 Front Shock - 2.0 Performance Series Coil-over IFP Coil-over Shock | FOX

 

[JayRolla]

Just search around, people run them. They are pricey but very good coil overs from what I have seen people say.

 

[RogueOne]

What do you plan on doing with your 4runner? I did the toytek boss coil overs and I'm pretty happy with them.

 

[Mgyver1]

I ran them for about 10 years on my Tacoma and they were fine. They are rebuildable as I had mine built once. I did notice they seemed to fade a bit if I was running them hard. If you plan on running your suspension hard and/or carrying a lot of weight I would suggest a 2.5" body, but if you are just doing mild offroading they should be fine.

 

[shouldbeasy]

I went with these guys:
Toyota Tacoma 2004-1995 Front Shock - 2.5 Factory Series Coil-Over Reservoir Coil-over Shock | FOX

They're for the Tacoma but with a bit of shock tower trimming (just for the reservoir hose connections) they certainly perform to their price tag.

A recent rebuild on my Fox shocks for the Tundra happened at about 80,000km and so they had a good run on them. I expect the same for these guys. only 20,000 on them so far, but a relatively hard run 20,000km.

 

[jeff88]

I went with these guys:
Toyota Tacoma 2004-1995 Front Shock - 2.5 Factory Series Coil-Over Reservoir Coil-over Shock | FOX

They're for the Tacoma but with a bit of shock tower trimming (just for the reservoir hose connections) they certainly perform to their price tag.

A recent rebuild on my Fox shocks for the Tundra happened at about 80,000km and so they had a good run on them. I expect the same for these guys. only 20,000 on them so far, but a relatively hard run 20,000km.

Do you have any pics or details about the trimming? Thanks!