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islandtees

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I have 4 Fox Shocks that have about 3000 miles. They are from the Mopar 2" lift kit. $300.00 plus shipping.
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Is there a big difference between OEM rubicon red shocks vs fox shocks ?
Any pictures?
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Is there a big difference between OEM rubicon red shocks vs fox shocks ?
Any pictures?
Thanks
You can't just remove the shocks you have and replace with these unless you add bump stops or have a 2" lift. These shocks are longer than stock for a 2" lift. These are great for a lift that comes with the shock extensions. With these you would not need the extensions. Hope that helps. Yes , these are much better than stock Rubicon shocks as mine is also a Rubicon.
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