Corrosion on Rear FOX shocks AARRGH....

[NickPic83]

I looked at mine, and it appears that a clear sleeve is now on the 2013's...

Pics of this Plz?

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[Humvee21]

I looked at mine, and it appears that a clear sleeve is now on the 2013's...

Mine has a clear sticker over the logo. Is that what you're talking about?
You can see the outline of the sticker here

 

[MC B2K]

Mine has a clear sticker over the logo. Is that what you're talking about?
You can see the outline of the sticker here

Mine wraps all the way around...

 

[PropDr]

It looks to me that they simply made the label sticker larger to wrap around the chock body.
you still have to address the exposed areas, especially the lock ring in the front.
Remember: the chocks will be peppered by debris all the time and if there is salt spray corrosion will develop.

 

[MC B2K]

Remember: the chocks will be peppered by debris all the time and if there is salt spray corrosion will develop.

Keep your chocks in the hangar, that way they aren't exposed to the elements.

 

[justvettn]

Yep! that is an improvement, the stickers goes much higher and wraps around which will no doubt give it more protection.

 

[Humvee21]

Mine wraps all the way around...

Well, I'm certainly jealous. Do you mind grabbing a pic when you can?

Yep! that is an improvement, the stickers goes much higher and wraps around which will no doubt give it more protection.

It is an improvement, but it doesn't address the issue with the front shocks having the perch retainer as steel resting on the aluminum shock body.

 

[Hawkeye]

Wonder if wrapping them in the same material as clear bra would help.

I've used Invisible Mask - Clear Bra Automotive Paint Protection, 3M Scotchgard, Carbon Fiber 3M Films in the past and it works well on the exterior.

 

[PropDr]

First thing I did was to spray everything down with HDMP, and every time I'm under there I touch up any area that has been worn off.

 

[Red]

I keep my protected with mud so the salt doesn't corrode them.