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Yes.

Bunch of photos can also be found on our Instagram Page as well. I can't seem to find 2.0 RR installed pics... we do a lot of 2.5s. I'll keep looking

 

Thanks AccuTune!!

 

No worries man. I thought you had the 24-27 threads exposed on yours. Feel free to post for general information purposes on your setup , but I was hoping for the other numbers for my sake.

 

@AccuTune Offroad

do y’all cerakote the shock bodies? Mine are looking pretty rough..

I spoke with fox and they mentioned they will be cerakoting their shock bodies sometime In the future

 

Unfortunately we don't. It's something we would like to offer in the future, just not something we are setup to do.

 

@AccuTune Offroad I picked up some 700lb 14" springs today for my fox 2.5 coilovers w/Resi's to replace my 13" 600lb springs. I saw your comment about the 21" setting for best results, Is that from tire to fender? How many threads would you recommend setting the collar at rite off the bat coming off the spring compressor so I dont have to spin them 302 times on the truck lol. ( I understand ill have to find tune from there to dial it in) but id like to have good ride quality as for I like to boogie down trails and fire roads. Definitely more of a performance guy than just looking to get max lift out of my truck. lol. (running c4 lo pro with 10k synthetic winch, mid height bed rack, RTT, and prinsu...sliders and skids soon to follow)

 

21" is referring to the Shock Length (see below). Like mentioned before, we do not use threads as a measurement. We install them as is, take measurements, then adjust preload from there.

 

Notes taken! I assume its 21" with the truck on the ground. lol

 

Yes, 21" with the entire weight of the vehicle.

 

You guys are the best thanks!

 

Thanks

 

That sounds like a win man. Pretty stoked for you.

 

I did. Before I swapped coils a few months ago.

 

I am getting ready to buy a 2020 Tacoma. I want to replace the stock shocks with 2.5 fox shocks. Can they be set to the stock height in the front? Thank you

 

I’m 99.9% sure they are based on research.

 

Yes, you can get the 0-2" front Fox 2.5 Coilovers. Preload will still need to be adjusted to get your desired right height.

 

I had the Fox

$977 2.0 IFP Fox 2.0 Performance Coil-Over Front Pair compatible with 2005-2016 Toyota Tacoma

2.0 IFP’s installed on my 3rd gen last week and was told that 1” of lift was as much as I could get out of them. Is the 0-2 in. lift that’s advertised specific to 2nd gens and is this true or am I safe to crank these up some more?

 

Do you have a TRD Pro?

 

Na, it’s a 2017 TRD Sport long bed. I went with the Fox 2.0 in all four corners with the Icon AAL in the rear. I was hoping to get 2” front/back w/the overload but was left with 1” all around and the shop claims that’s as much as I’ll get from this setup? Is it safe to adjust the front another inch?

 

It would be best to get some measurements from the coilovers as they sit now to see how much droop you have. What is the Shock Length measurement? (see below)