Fox 2.5 DSC Suspension - A Brief Overview, Procedure, and Review of Proper Suspension Setup

[Ready Go]

**Heads up here first in case anyone wants first dibs..the Fox PEs aren't gonna work for me..I'm back on my Eibachs (now level lifted to 2.25"F/0.75"R).
The Foxs are about two weeks old with maybe a 100 miles use (they're off and back in box to go)..I'll be listing them on Forum on Friday.
Fox Preload & D&M Valve Tools, Thuren Boots & Mopar/Fox bushings, and Fox Instructions/Stickers included.
$3100 shipped to you.

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

Sorry to hear you weren't happy with them. Are you sticking with Eibach, or another change up?

 

[Ready Go]

Sorry to hear you weren't happy with them. Are you sticking with Eibach, or another change up?

Sticking with Eibach for the forseeable future..they honestly work well for me with the Thuren CAs.
I'm leveled up at 39.625"F & 39.75"R which is good enough for me right now..at a 1/4 gas tank.
I filled up the gas tank to Full and am now at 39.6875" at all four corners..level

 

[boogielander]

no more boogie
jokes aside, sorry to hear they didn't work for you.

 

[Ready Go]

no more boogie
jokes aside, sorry to hear they didn't work for you.

Guess I needed to do more boogie
No worries, I'll make some lemonade and move on
I went ahead and posted them in the Buy/Sell/Swap today.

 

[boogielander]

Guess I needed to do more boogie
No worries, I'll make some lemonade and move on
I went ahead and posted them in the Buy/Sell/Swap today.

hahahaha all good
what works for you is more important.

yeah my 2.5 DSC current setup is comfortable on dirt but it does sacrifice some on pavement comfort compared to before, but that's a tradeoff im willing to make. different scenarios so what works for you is more important!