I installed some Fox 3.2 on my truck today and they’re awesome!

[slimmytimmy]

Yes they’re expensive.

My truck is almost always loaded with around 1,000 pounds. The difference between the stock shocks vs the 3.2’s is night and day. My truck feels much more stable than before.

The install of the aftermarket shocks was very easy. The only change needed was drilling 3 holes on each side to mount the external reservoirs. Fox provided a template that made drilling the holes in the proper location very easy.

If you follow the instructions, the project is extremely easy.

The hardest parts for me was taking my stuff out of my Decked toolbox and removing the drawers so I could mount the bracket for the external reservoirs.

Let me know if you have any questions.

I’ll be installing the front ones soon.

 

[kirkb]

Thanks for the update on the FRS 3.2. I would love to hear how they handle heavy off roading.

 

[Nex]

This thread is worthless without pictures.

 

[Booth9999]

Pics!

 

[Rustyseatbelt]

 

[Donmatteo]

Is the button on the wheel just for show now or does that still work?

 

[slimmytimmy]

Here are some pictures. The last picture is one of the fronts.

 

[slimmytimmy]

Thanks for the update on the FRS 3.2. I would love to hear how they handle heavy off roading.

I’ll find out today or tomorrow. I’ll definitely do some high speed arroyos and dunes. I’ll launch it at least once, but probably more. I don’t like to jump it too much with my camper shell on.

 

[slimmytimmy]

This thread is worthless without pictures.

My pictures were too big to post lol

 

[slimmytimmy]

Is the button on the wheel just for show now or does that still work?

I have not messed around with it enough to tell. The new ones are still plugged in and supposed to work with the stock electronics. I’ll experiment and let you know.