What is the name of that company that does the fox shock core exchange?

[xrocket21]

What is the name of that company that does the fox shock core exchange? At 55k miles, mine are pretty much toast :/ I can't seem to be able to search out the name.

Do they mostly just need a nitrogen recharge? I may be able to find a company local that can do that...

It's my daily driver of course.

 

[Simplejack]

https://texasshockworks.com

obviously not local to you but here is a company close to austin tx. Haven't used them but I just have them marked down for when I need them redone or send em back to fox for rebuild.

 

[mtunender]

I used these guys locally but they also do exchange.

https://www.dcshockservices.com/

 

['Smith]

Here's a 2nd Texans vote for TSW. And he did my Gen 1 while I waited one morning. Very much a pro, offers options, and seems somewhat a perfectionist in his work.

 

[nfsraptor]

https://forged-offroad.com/shock-rebuilding/?v=7516fd43adaa

They are awesome they did my bedrack and eventually shocks when I hit milage.

 

[Colezone]

Forged offroad is where I went

 

[JaGarcia]

How did you know that your factory fox shocks were toast? I fear mine are too at 56k miles. The front of my truck sits about 1.25 inches lower at the front wheel well than a new all stock Raptor....and about an inch lower at the rear.

 

[xrocket21]

How did you know that your factory fox shocks were toast? I fear mine are too at 56k miles. The front of my truck sits about 1.25 inches lower at the front wheel well than a new all stock Raptor....and about an inch lower at the rear.

I have added deavers to mine which all but eliminated the skipping around on rough roads. it has started to dance all over the place on rough roads again, lots of yaw, and the garage door pull cord that used to juuuust touch my roof doesnt touch anymore. the handling has changed.

 

[adllewis42]

I have added deavers to mine which all but eliminated the skipping around on rough roads. it has started to dance all over the place on rough roads again, lots of yaw, and the garage door pull cord that used to juuuust touch my roof doesnt touch anymore. the handling has changed.

Isn't that all more of a spring thing than a shock thing?

 

[xrocket21]

Isn't that all more of a spring thing than a shock thing?

Shocks provide a small amount of help.

I have noticed due to the cold that my tires are at like 32 psi so i may air up and see if that fixes it lol