@@5.0truck show me where you find this info because this was sent to from Fox years ago when I asked Per fox, mounting emulsion & airshocks emulsion shocks do not have a Internal Floating Pistion (IFP) separating the nitrogen and the oil. You must mount the shock body end up, shaft down. If you mount them upside down, then the rst third of the shock stroke will be completely un-damped since the piston will be stroking through nitrogen rather than oil. This will create poor ride quality and is dangerous.
Lets goo keep uploading bro can’t wait to get my 24’ soon
For sure, and what color are you getting bro?
@@JoseBelic0 atlas blue
Good choice
Where did you get the washers and the sleeves?
The sleeves from beefcakeracing.com and the washers can be bought at any hardware store I forgot the size but just take the bolt with you
The Fox shock body is supposed to be up not down like you have it fyi
not on a lowered truck
@@5.0truckyes all fox shocks are designed for body up that’s how the valving is designed look it up
@@stevenkirkland2579 ya dead wrong lil buddy
@@5.0truck show me where you find this info because this was sent to from Fox years ago when I asked
Per fox,
mounting
emulsion & airshocks
emulsion shocks do not have a Internal Floating Pistion (IFP) separating the
nitrogen and the oil. You must mount the shock body end up, shaft down. If you mount them upside down, then the rst third of the shock stroke will be completely un-damped since the piston will be stroking through nitrogen rather than oil. This will create poor ride quality and is dangerous.