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Our dealership installed a 2" Mopar lift + Fox 2.0 shocks before we took ownership. These Fox 2.0 shocks are total crap and a bounce house of horrors, but especially offroad. We're going with some Falcon SP2 or 3.3 shocks as suggested by Teraflex (a company just 3 miles north of me). Feedback?
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Our dealership installed a 2" Mopar lift + Fox 2.0 shocks before we took ownership. These Fox 2.0 shocks are total crap and a bounce house of horrors, but especially offroad. We're going with some Falcon SP2 or 3.3 shocks as suggested by Teraflex (a company just 3 miles north of me). Feedback?
Sounds awesome! Can I have your old Fox 2.0 stuff? Most people seem to prefer the SP2 dampening over the standard dampening. If you can afford the 3.3, I would say that is the way to go. Teraflex has several options now for our trucks.
 

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Our dealership installed a 2" Mopar lift + Fox 2.0 shocks before we took ownership. These Fox 2.0 shocks are total crap and a bounce house of horrors, but especially offroad. We're going with some Falcon SP2 or 3.3 shocks as suggested by Teraflex (a company just 3 miles north of me). Feedback?
This is the first time ive read someone who was not happy with the 2.0 shocks. Interesting. Arent the stock rubi shocks 2.0's?
 

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This is the first time ive read someone who was not happy with the 2.0 shocks. Interesting. Arent the stock rubi shocks 2.0's?
They are both branded as 2.0, but they are apparently quite different internally. I inquired about this directly with Fox. The factory Fox 2.0 are damped per factory specs, not Fox specs. Here is part of their response to my question:
"They are starkly different in design, subtly different in nature, I am sure someone on the forum can give you more direct feedback than I can, never having ridden in the JT. Without getting too far in depth, expect the ride to be comfortable, but more active and controlled feeling."
 
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This is the first time ive read someone who was not happy with the 2.0 shocks. Interesting. Arent the stock rubi shocks 2.0's?
Yes, as I understand it, standard Rubi shocks. Total shit show on pavement or dirt. Its like riding in a bounce house.

I'm now 12,000miles in and thought the side to side and bouncy nature was supposed to be a good ride. I was so wrong..Damned near put my head through the roll bars and windshield on just dirt roads here in Utah..
 

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Yes, as I understand it, standard Rubi shocks. Total shit show on pavement or dirt. Its like riding in a bounce house.
I have a set, I guess time will tell once I'm able to devote the time to put them on.
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