Fox Race Series 2.5" Reservoir Shocks | Jeep Gladiator JT Install
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- This is how to install the Fox Race series 2.5" reservoir shocks in a Jeep Gladiator JT.
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Good looking shocks. I am impressed with the fox shocks that came from the factory with my JT Rubicon. I was leaning towards getting Falcon 3.3's but maybe I need to consider the Fox 2.5 as a good option as well. I really love the adjustabilty for switching from on and off road.
2.5's installed on my 2021 JL Rubicon, Love them. Never had any issues wiyh them at all. IMO, better than Falcon's and more tunable than Kings. Good Video
Thanks for the setting instructions there are none nowhere i got some 2.5 with dsc for my ram 2500
I'm loving what your doing to my gladiator. LOL
Awesome really doesn't capture this sea to summit build... Epic build perhaps..?
Hey did the rear shocks ever get released? I don’t see them on your site. Thanks!
They leak and the adjustment knobs gets clogged making it difficult sometimes
Do you need to change the factory installed springs with the new dampening and forces?
If you are going to go up to the Fox 2.5s, it would be best to upgrade the OE springs to an aftermarket lift spring.
The reservoir should be facing the front according to the fox instructions that came with my 2.5 factory race series. You installed them backwards..
We installed our according to the instructions we had at the time of the video. There may have been a change.
@northridge4x4 do you know the torque specs for the front shock upper bolts? Thank you!
80 ft-lbs.
@@northridgenation awesome! Thanks! Loving my IVD Stage 8 Billet Kit I purchased from your website!
Any concern with that resi hose getting pinched by sway bar? It looks inevitable
We flexed it out and didn't see any issues.
@@northridgenation did you put the sway bar back on or did you install something else like and anti rock? Looks like you dont have one in the video
So what happens if you only go one click why does it have to be three clicks? And you said one or two clicks you may not feel any difference that maybe a deal-breaker for me reviews say the Falcon 3.3 SP2 you will feel a difference even after one click.
It is just a sense of feel. Some people are really sensitive to small shock changes, many people are not.
Man I wish fox would have come out with a better way to mount that front resi
What's wrong with that mount?
@@Michael_00001 I don't like how its a 2ft hose and it mounts near the bumper. With some stubby bumpers it sticks out a lot, worried about damage.
@@Robstunner I hear you. I have the Fabfours stubby and they sit just behind it. I've not heard about anyone damaging them but I suppose it can happen. It is a long tube and they can be placed elsewhere.
Why fox with the evo kit over the kings?
Both Fox and King are great manufacturers, you can't go wrong with either.
That said, these 2.5 race series shocks are the latest and greatest out from Fox, so we wanted to be the first to try them on a Gladiator.
How do these compare to the adjustable Falcon shocks?
These are on the higher performance end of the spectrum and come from their race side. One big difference between the Fox and the Falcon is terminology. When Fox says 2.5 or 3.0, they mean the body diameter (2.5" & 3"). The bigger the body, the larger the internal piston, which will give you better tunability when going faster with a heavier vehicle.
The Falcon 2.1 and 3.3 designations are what model they are. Both of those models shocks are 2.25" in diameter.
@@northridgenation Thanks a ton for explaining the differences!
I've installed it on my 2020 JL Sport, what's the best adjustment for daily drive? my back is killing me and I've set low and high speed all the way open.
All the way open should be the softest setting.
Is ur jeep a 2 door or 4?
@@Michael_ryan91 4 door
I was thinking on getting these over the Falcons. You said your back is killing you are these not good for daily driving? Your comment may have swayed my decision.
@@hakenkreuz7076 its definetly not for daily driving, but to be honest it really depends what your previous is? for me I used to drive a Range Rover HSE, of course that's a big difference regarding comfort
Do you make then for a happy 2021 4inch lift what the price
4" Front Shocks:
www.northridge4x4.com/part/shocks/883-26-051-fox-elite-series-2-5-reservoir-shock-front-3-5-4-lift-pair
4" Rear Shocks:
www.northridge4x4.com/part/shocks/883-26-075-fox-2-5-performance-elite-series-adjustable-reservoir-shocks-rear-3-5-4in-lift
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Why on the instructions the image have the receiver of the back shocks front the chock 😂😂😂😂
JT Mojave compatible?
Yes.
Called fox they said they don’t have them for the jk
2.5 Race Series JK 4.5-6" lift - Front: www.northridge4x4.com/part/shocks/883-26-017-fox-2-5-factory-race-series-adjustable-reservoir-shocks-front-4-5-6in-lift
2.5 Race Series JK 4.5-6" lift - Rear: www.northridge4x4.com/part/shocks/883-26-018-fox-2-5-factory-race-series-adjustable-reservoir-shocks-rear-4-5-6in-lift