Which Shocks: Fox 2.0 performance non-resi or Ranchero 9000xls
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Which Shocks: Fox 2.0 performance non-resi or Ranchero 9000xls
Hey all, I have been looking at some shocks for my truck and was wanting some feedback from anyone with experience with these two shocks. My truck is mostly a daily driver but i occasionally take it off-roading. I am not wanting anything to firm for the roads so i was leaning towards the adjustable rancheros but then i found a forum and nobody had much good to say about them, just wondering what you all had to say about the 2, thanks!
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cfullersu (10-15-2015)
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hey yea those are pretty much the two i was set on but i am open to other options. those were the two i picked because they seemed to be the more talked about 2, other than bilsteins, in my price range. ive heard good things about kings as well but they are a bit more pricey aren't they? the fox 2.0s and the rancheros are both about $120-$130 apiece and that is about as high as i am wanting to go since im not off-roading more than just occasionally. $150 is about as high as i would likely go. my suspension is stock right now with a 2" level in the front, the level was a gift that was put on for me so im not sure what brand it was
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F150Lifts.com makes a great shock known as the BOSS! I have them in my truck and I'm very happy. They also have Boss Coilovers for the front which I would suggest over a spacer if money isn't a issue. They are adjustable and will provide the lift you want.
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okay thanks, ill go check those out!
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And what are y'all's thoughts on replacing just rears or just fronts instead of all four? i dont know if i have the money to think about replacing all four at the same time. im still running stock with 66k miles on them
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I've done rear Bilsteins on my last 2 pickups and they worked just fine.
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I have fox 2.0 on my back and the coilovers in front. Before I switched the back I noticed lots of bounce and not very good grip in the back on highways or over bumps. With the fox, all of that is gone. I can't compare them against anything else though....
Stage 3 motorsports just recently did a test on ICON. FOX & F150 BOSS. They basically said,ICON is the best for off road. Fox is way better than stock, but Boss is better than fox. So I would look into BOSS, they are generally the same price I think as FOX.
https://www.f150forum.com/f118/2015-...talled-309006/
Stage 3 motorsports just recently did a test on ICON. FOX & F150 BOSS. They basically said,ICON is the best for off road. Fox is way better than stock, but Boss is better than fox. So I would look into BOSS, they are generally the same price I think as FOX.
https://www.f150forum.com/f118/2015-...talled-309006/
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cfullersu (10-19-2015)
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[QUOTE=Lockelamora;4376355]I have fox 2.0 on my back and the coilovers in front. Before I switched the back I noticed lots of bounce and not very good grip in the back on highways or over bumps. With the fox, all of that is gone. I can't compare them against anything else though....
Stage 3 motorsports just recently did a test on ICON. FOX & F150 BOSS. They basically said,ICON is the best for off road. Fox is way better than stock, but Boss is better than fox. So I would look into BOSS, they are generally the same price I think as FOX.
Okay thats a lot of help, ill definitely check those out. Thanks!
Stage 3 motorsports just recently did a test on ICON. FOX & F150 BOSS. They basically said,ICON is the best for off road. Fox is way better than stock, but Boss is better than fox. So I would look into BOSS, they are generally the same price I think as FOX.
Okay thats a lot of help, ill definitely check those out. Thanks!