Dual reservoir shock mount location
09-07-2011, 08:50 AM
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Dual reservoir shock mount location
Hey guys,
I picked up some fox dual reservoir shocks last week to replace my RC shocks and man they are amazing!
However I noticed that when testing my flex, it's possible for my front tires to rub on the second reservoir. My first guess was to mount it to the frame but it looks like it'll be even worse there.
Any recommendations on where to mount it?
I picked up some fox dual reservoir shocks last week to replace my RC shocks and man they are amazing!
However I noticed that when testing my flex, it's possible for my front tires to rub on the second reservoir. My first guess was to mount it to the frame but it looks like it'll be even worse there.
Any recommendations on where to mount it?
09-07-2011, 09:55 AM
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You can order part #4909100 from teraflex. You get two brackets to mount the remote reservoirs on the frame out of the way. They run about 20 bucks and the brackets put the reservoirs almost on top of the frame. Thats what I did, they work great.
09-07-2011, 08:40 PM
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Awesome, thanks for the suggestions guys. I'll have to crawl around and see if I can do something myself otherwise I'm off to Teraflex for the bracket.
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09-08-2011, 04:50 AM
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09-08-2011, 07:25 AM
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I replaced my RC 2.5 lift with a teraflex 2.5 and these fox shocks and I can tell you, the difference on the road is night and day. My ride was terrible before and it is SO much better now.
The quality of these shocks is amazing and you can tell you're getting what you pay for.
We're doing Moab run next weekend so that will be the deciding factor for sure (400ish miles on road and who knows how many off).
But so far I would recommend these bad boys!
The quality of these shocks is amazing and you can tell you're getting what you pay for.
We're doing Moab run next weekend so that will be the deciding factor for sure (400ish miles on road and who knows how many off).
But so far I would recommend these bad boys!
09-09-2011, 05:42 AM
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I replaced my RC 2.5 lift with a teraflex 2.5 and these fox shocks and I can tell you, the difference on the road is night and day. My ride was terrible before and it is SO much better now.
The quality of these shocks is amazing and you can tell you're getting what you pay for.
We're doing Moab run next weekend so that will be the deciding factor for sure (400ish miles on road and who knows how many off).
But so far I would recommend these bad boys!
The quality of these shocks is amazing and you can tell you're getting what you pay for.
We're doing Moab run next weekend so that will be the deciding factor for sure (400ish miles on road and who knows how many off).
But so far I would recommend these bad boys!
Are you using stock coils with spacers or did the TF kit come with new coils?