Fox Racing Shocks Class 11 Front 2" Body 6.5" Stroke 5/8" Shaft Hose Remote 2" Reservoir

Fox Racing Shocks Class 11 Front 2" Body 6.5" Stroke 5/8" Shaft Hose Remote 2" Reservoir
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Price: $359.96
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Sold As: 1 Fox Shock

Part Number: FOX98002120

MFG Number: 980-02-120-A


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Description

FOX smooth body shocks are available in a broad range of sizes and that are all specifically valved for your application. FOX has the perfect shock for your project with multiple mounting options to choose from. Their smooth body shocks provide years of unparalleled performance at a competitive price.

Factory Series 980-02-120-A Dimensions:
For 1966 to 1977 Raised VW Ball Joint Front Axle Beams
2.0" Diameter
6.5" Travel
18.340" Extended
11.840" Collapsed
2" Reservoir
20" Reservoir Hose
0.625" Shaft Diameter
1.165" Bottom Mounting Width
Uses 12mm Bottom Shock Bolt

Fox Low Speed Compression (LSC) Adjuster
9 clicks of compression adjustability allows you to fine tune your ride from very soft to very firm. The best part is, you can adjust your Fox shock without having to take it apart! Ideal for people with 4 seat sand rails, dune buggies, baja bugs, jeeps, or rock crawlers. When you have 4 passengers adjust the compression stiffer to compensate for the extra passenger weight. When you drive alone or only have 1 passenger, adjust the compression softer for a softer ride.

Fox Shocks low speed compression LSC adjuster.jpg
LSC Adjuster Note: When Fox says "low-speed" and "high-speed" they're referring to the shock shaft's velocity moving up and down. NOT the vehicle's speed. If you're cruising through the desert, your suspension is slowly moving up and down. If you launch your vehicle, then the suspension moves quickly upwards. This is shaft velocity.

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