FOX 2.0 Leveling
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Joined: Aug 2021
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I work for a European repair shop in Wayne, PA 19087. On the weekends when I'm not at work, I install Fox 2.0 kits for $400 and that includes as many ride height adjustments as it takes for you to be happy with the stance of your truck. The only caveat is that I can't offer a full alignment at my house and I would have to refer you to a shop for that last step. The whole installation process normally takes 3-4 hours.
If your truck has the optional Continuously Controlled Damping (CCD) suspension, I completely understand why the dealership wouldn't want to remove it and why they would push you towards spacers instead. If you don't have the CCD suspension, a Fox 2.0 kit is a great option.
There are a few different Fox 2.0 kits that can be used on our trucks, if you have any questions about which Fox 2.0 kit would work best for yours, just let me know.
If your truck has the optional Continuously Controlled Damping (CCD) suspension, I completely understand why the dealership wouldn't want to remove it and why they would push you towards spacers instead. If you don't have the CCD suspension, a Fox 2.0 kit is a great option.
There are a few different Fox 2.0 kits that can be used on our trucks, if you have any questions about which Fox 2.0 kit would work best for yours, just let me know.
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Joined: Jul 2017
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I work for a European repair shop in Wayne, PA 19087. On the weekends when I'm not at work, I install Fox 2.0 kits for $400 and that includes as many ride height adjustments as it takes for you to be happy with the stance of your truck. The only caveat is that I can't offer a full alignment at my house and I would have to refer you to a shop for that last step. The whole installation process normally takes 3-4 hours.
If your truck has the optional Continuously Controlled Damping (CCD) suspension, I completely understand why the dealership wouldn't want to remove it and why they would push you towards spacers instead. If you don't have the CCD suspension, a Fox 2.0 kit is a great option.
There are a few different Fox 2.0 kits that can be used on our trucks, if you have any questions about which Fox 2.0 kit would work best for yours, just let me know.
If your truck has the optional Continuously Controlled Damping (CCD) suspension, I completely understand why the dealership wouldn't want to remove it and why they would push you towards spacers instead. If you don't have the CCD suspension, a Fox 2.0 kit is a great option.
There are a few different Fox 2.0 kits that can be used on our trucks, if you have any questions about which Fox 2.0 kit would work best for yours, just let me know.
According to FOX, their pre-assembled coilover assemblies will not fit a Tremor. Their snap-ring 2.0 replacement struts are listed as fitting a Tremor, but I haven't installed a set on a Tremor to confirm that they fit and provide the amount of lift that they claim.
