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I recently completed a lift on my Mojave and "broke it in" on some snowy trails here in Utah on Saturday and Sunday. It was a blast!
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Installed the Oracle front skid plate with amber LED row last week.
Works great!
Works great!
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What did you do with the shock reservoirs? I reached out to Oracle, but got no reply. I asked Quadratec and they didn't know how to address it either.Installed the Oracle front skid plate with amber LED row last week.
Works great!
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I relocated the reservoir shocks to the back side of my steel bumper, using Fox relocation brackets.
Not my first choice, but it was fairly easy, and not obtrusive.
Skid plate install was a piece of cake once the shocks were moved
I will shoot some pics when I get home from the holidays
Not my first choice, but it was fairly easy, and not obtrusive.
Skid plate install was a piece of cake once the shocks were moved
I will shoot some pics when I get home from the holidays
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That’s a thing? We have to have them serviced??I have got a long way to go, but I am just thinking/planning ahead…
What are people thinking/planning to do, when it comes time to service our Fox suspension?!? Apparently, at 50,000 miles.
Buying someone else’s take-offs (to have rebuilt)? Swapping out brands?? Has Fox come up with an upgrade swap?
Thoughts?!?
Pictures for attention…
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You don’t have to. The shock seals, shock oil, and reservoir nitrogen will just slowly move further and further away from factory spec over time. The average driver probably wouldn’t notice even at 100K but Fox does recommend a 50K mile service interval. Source: https://www.ridefox.com/service.php?m=offroad
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2” Skyjacker lift it is in. Very smooth ride, much better than stock. Looks ok with 35s and it’s not too high for a daily driver. Also added CA relocation brackets and Mopar LCAs, adjustable track bar and the rear bump stops coupled with rear shock extension brackets aaaaand the driveshaft bearing spacer , just in case. 
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Wow. Awesome picture. What gear did you use to capture that? Man, I wish I could take good pictures.I liked the photo.
