Fox Performance 2.0 Front Coilover/Rear 2.0

Interesting...

 

I didn't measure before . I'd say they lifted the truck 2"-3". You should be able to get 3" out of it easily if you adjust the pre-load. Like I said earlier drivers side is level, passenger side is about .5" higher (taco lean).

I did not lift the rear. Just shocks.

 

I didn't measure. It's pretty much level now. So whatever it takes to be even with the rear, that's how much the coilovers lifted the front. That's why I said 2"-3". Just a guess. It's probably closer to 2". You can get more or less if you want. They are adjustable.

 

Price? These look great!!!! Billy 5100's or these?
But what's the price?!?!?!?!?

 

Op said about 800

 

Are these rebuildable? About 1.5" up front will sit level with the rear!

 

If you add a 100 LB Relentless bumper can you crank it back up like a Toytec coilover?

 

Lets see a picture of them babys. Are they the one's on the 2012 TX baja Taco?

 

Cool I like new parts, they just get better.

 

Toyota 4wd magazine said the msrp on these was like 127...what the hell?

 

I just emailed fox about these, will report back. I don't think they are $800. I believe they will run about $250 per side. We'll see. These are brand new and aren't available anywhere online yet from the research I have done.

 

Keep us updated, if they are $250 a side thats pretty reasonable and I will be picking up a set very soon.

 

yeah update the thread when you hear what they are. If they are within shot of the 5100's at the wheelers price (or in someway competitive, you know what I mean) then I am going fox for sure!!!!!

 

Standing by

 

You could add a top plate spacer but if you were to do that you would probably limit the potential of these coilovers and may as well save you money and just get a taller spacer if its just looks you are after.

Also, 4" of lift without a drop bracket is going to stress a lot of stuff, especially if you are 4wd

 

With a heavy bumper I bet the ride will be real nice

 

With a heavy bumper I'd personally get a 650lb coil and depending on the style of wheeling a 2.5" shock!

 

I personally like a softer spring and lots of valving. Granted, my bumper isn't as heavy as an ARB but its way heavier than stock and I am running 550lb springs. People often confuse coil spring rate with coil spring load rate

 

I'm betting on the ride being real good. Its a fox shock...how can it not be? I was going to order my 5100's tonight and I saw these in a magazine and I think it is a sign. So i am holding off until we get a price on them and a way to buy them...

 

Can't sleep...too excited at the thought of having fox suspension on my truck!