Is it time to rebuild your shocks?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- Don't neglect your high end shocks, get them rebuilt or serviced before its too late! If you're not sure whether or not its time to rebuild your shocks, this video is for you. This video will review some basic signs that your shock may need to be rebuilt. Shock repairs can be expensive, so don't let your shocks get thrashed!
Do you need your Fox or King shocks rebuilt? Contact us today for a quote!
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I appreciate you guys including pictures of ugly and beat up shocks, makes me less self-concious of my corroded and ugly Michigan winter kings
AccuTune Off-Road are the best. You guys make it easy for us to buy the lift kit with different stages and different brands with all parts that we need to install. I really appreciate it.
Thank you!
I almost feel like capable of doing my fox 2.0's thank you for sharing
Keep the videos coming!!!
Bro i have fox Front 880-06-947 and Rear 883-26-006 . . about 30k miles on them , about 2 years on use never checked them.. I just bought the refill gauge and the rebuilt o-ring kits .. Will i need anything else ? like shock oil or maybe the bearings?
Good info. I have the fox 2.0 performance on my jeep JL and one is leaking after 2.5 years. It sounds like buying new ones is better though.
Not necessarily. A leak can be fixed easily with a fresh rebuild, quicker and cheaper than buying brand new.
If properly sized shocks had 80s-90s style accordion seals/covers would they last dramatically longer? Seems like the trend is the cool look vs protecting the shaft/seals.
I know this is 2 years late, but those accordion covers have downsides too. They can trap water and cause rust pretty quickly.
what happens if I put some fox coilovers on a street 4runner and I dont plan on rebuilding them after 50k miles. im replacing some OEM ones that have lasted over 150k miles. can I just leave them un rebuilt
Freakin Sweet!!! Awesome and informative video. I just bought Kings for all four corners for my gen 1 Raptor. I was thinking about having the Fox's rebuilt for spares out in the desert. What would be the cost for all four at once?
Cost will vary depending on condition. Shoot over an email to our sales team for a quote Sales@accutuneoffroad.com
I recently installed some brand new 2.5" piggyback resi shocks on my f150. And they clunk over small bumbs, and it seems mostly on rebound. Do you have any insight as to what it could be?
Do you need specials tools to service a fox shock. I read somewhere it’s easier for a place to service king shocks over fox shocks do to the need of more special equipment???
Not sure exactly which shocks you are referring to, but they are both very similar and require the same tools
Do you guys offer a general rebuild kit for the raptor 2nd gen rear shocks? Also, what's all needed in the rebuild process apart from all the seals. Like the shock oil, amount each shock suppose to have, etc. Is there a video or set of pdf instructions I can follow so that I may rebuild my own shocks. Thank you for the content btw.
Yes we can service those shocks. Seals, oil and any other worn out parts get replaced. I'm not aware of a video or instructions on how to rebuild them.
Do you know where I can buy a rebuild kit for fox 2.0 shocks? Noticed one of mine is leaking.
Yes, (424) 377-00808 or accutuneoffroad.com/product/seal-rebuild-kits-fox-coilovers-smoothies-ibp-shocks/
Is the ride height a sign of rebuild? My truck is sitting about an inch lower from when I got my 2.5 kings
That could alter ride height slightly. It's always a good idea to check nitrogen pressure on shocks once in a while.
@@accutuneoffroad they were both out of nitro and needed a rebuilt😩 and my front shocks as well... only had these kings for 8 months
@@HANIDLAHTI Dang, sorry to hear that. If you need someone to rebuild them we can certainly help
I need to custom valve my kings for my F250
Right on. If you would like to get an estimate on having that done, please send our sales team an email Sales@accutuneoffroad.com
@@accutuneoffroad for sure. I will.
I have a bulletproof lift kit on a f150 2014 and just notice one of my rear resivor shocks is leaking clear oil from the shaft , can you rebuild this?
If they are Fox or King remote reservoir shocks, yes we can.
Where can I buy king shocks Parts?
I would contact King directly for replacement parts. They will be able to get them to you the quickest
Is it common for a fox 2.0 piggyback to leak oil after 200 miles?? Am I riding that hard?
2.0 Piggyback? Either way, no that is not normal and should definitely be inspected for damage and be rebuilt
Why MAN,i have a fox podium X1 suspension on a ATV polaris and im trying to top up with air after I change the hose.I can’t find where to top up.There is no pomp part to top up.Can u help me please?
Unfortunately we are not familiar with the shocks you are asking about. It may not have a nitrogen port.
whats the Cost for rebuild on a Fox 2.0 with reservoir ? no nicks on shaft. has 50 K
$120/each plus oil and seals. accutuneoffroad.com/product/accutune-shock-rebuild/
My Fox shocks are garbage 21 Jeep Mojave, Chinese made.
Raptor rear shocks can be replaced w a reg f150 rear shok....rough country/ bilstien / rancho....im running them now...better than chinese crap fox shoks
King shocks or nothing. Machined, manufactured and made in USA. A family business that cares about quality.