Fox shock guys on 2017 F-450
#5
I was hoping Fox could confirm fitment on this one too, but they haven't checked the F-450.
We need the following measurements front and rear:
Shock eye to eye @ride height
Axle to bump stop rubber @ ride height
Axle to frame metal (under bump stop) @ride height
Upper shock bolt diameter & mounting width (rear only)
Lower shock bolt diameter & mounting width
If anyone is close to Carson, CA you can stop by and we'll check the measurements.
-Ryan
We need the following measurements front and rear:
Shock eye to eye @ride height
Axle to bump stop rubber @ ride height
Axle to frame metal (under bump stop) @ride height
Upper shock bolt diameter & mounting width (rear only)
Lower shock bolt diameter & mounting width
If anyone is close to Carson, CA you can stop by and we'll check the measurements.
-Ryan
#7
I was hoping Fox could confirm fitment on this one too, but they haven't checked the F-450.
We need the following measurements front and rear:
Shock eye to eye @ride height
Axle to bump stop rubber @ ride height
Axle to frame metal (under bump stop) @ride height
Upper shock bolt diameter & mounting width (rear only)
Lower shock bolt diameter & mounting width
If anyone is close to Carson, CA you can stop by and we'll check the measurements.
-Ryan
We need the following measurements front and rear:
Shock eye to eye @ride height
Axle to bump stop rubber @ ride height
Axle to frame metal (under bump stop) @ride height
Upper shock bolt diameter & mounting width (rear only)
Lower shock bolt diameter & mounting width
If anyone is close to Carson, CA you can stop by and we'll check the measurements.
-Ryan
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#11
So I looked up the Monroe Data (good idea!) and it says the shock is 17.063" Collapsed and the Fox is 17.85" Collapsed. We'll need to measure it to be sure they'll fit.
Basically measure eye to eye at ride height.
Measure shock angle.
Measure axle to rubber bump stop.
Measure axle to frame metal.
That should make us more comfortable.
Thanks,
-Ryan
Basically measure eye to eye at ride height.
Measure shock angle.
Measure axle to rubber bump stop.
Measure axle to frame metal.
That should make us more comfortable.
Thanks,
-Ryan
#13