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FOX SHOCKS: *Group Buy*

The fronts required modifying the left radiator bracket, some fabrication work was performed to clear the sway bar. The supplied spacers didn't allow enough clearance.

I don't believe the correct rear shocks were sent. When mounting the reservoirs to the shock body with the supplied clamps, the reservoirs contacted brake lines and many other parts if suspension was compressed. Ended up routing them to the side but I don't think it can be a permanent solution. I will be contacting Fox soon about this.
 

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Fox is hands down one of the best suspensions I have ran. I've ran a few to say the least. Made for fast trail blazing. Had fox res on my Fj and it was insane hitting trails at 65+ mph and not dealing a thing. This will be my suspension on my 15 T4R
 
The fronts required modifying the left radiator bracket, some fabrication work was performed to clear the sway bar. The supplied spacers didn't allow enough clearance.

I don't believe the correct rear shocks were sent. When mounting the reservoirs to the shock body with the supplied clamps, the reservoirs contacted brake lines and many other parts if suspension was compressed. Ended up routing them to the side but I don't think it can be a permanent solution. I will be contacting Fox soon about this.

[MENTION=6387]scott[/MENTION] do you have an LE?

Is this what you had to do to the support bracket?

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I had similar issues in the rear

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I left them as is for now and I keep checking them to see if they are contacting the brake line.

If you do call FOX, make sure to ask for Fernando in service. He's waiting for me to send him photos of all the issues i had.

How close are the coils to your sway bar?
 
Has everyone received their orders (including spanners)? Let me know if anyone has any lingering issues or confusion.

-SKP
 
Has everyone received their orders (including spanners)? Let me know if anyone has any lingering issues or confusion.

-SKP

Sean, thank you very much for all your help with this order my friend. Also want to say a HUGE thank you to Richard for his dedication to customer service.

I can't say the same for the rest of the company. I do hope the company as a whole progresses as I do think there is potential there.
 
I just installed some Fox shocks on my 5th gen 4runner, was wondering if anyone felt like the there was a little bit of space between the eyelet/bushing on the bottom where the bolt goes through? Or if this is normal? I felt this way about the fronts and the rears...
 

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