Fox struts ?

[A_+]

I've done a search and read a few other forums regarding fox struts being used on a dropped sn95. It makes sense to me, is anybody running fox struts on their car? I would love to get the blue tokico's but I don't think I can make that kind of investment right now.

 

[Ferocious]

I have fox-length Strange 10 way adjustables with my front coilovers and they work great. They never bottom out at normal height.

 

[A_+]

And they're cheaper than sn95 struts too but maybe I'll buy something cheaper than the tokicos first. I'm trying to chase down a rattle/knocking sound and I already replaced the wheel bearing assembly

 

[ElrodKTPQ_89]

I have KYB struts for a fox on my car now after lowering it this weekend and the front rides great. I still have to change my rear shocks out though.

 

[Motojoe]

What's the benefit of fox struts. And do you use fox struts front and rear?

 

[Musturd]

And they're cheaper than sn95 struts too but maybe I'll buy something cheaper than the tokicos first. I'm trying to chase down a rattle/knocking sound and I already replaced the wheel bearing assembly

Balljoints or tie rods I would think before dead struts

 

[Musturd]

What's the benefit of fox struts. And do you use fox struts front and rear?

I run them front and rear because my cars so damn low that way with the shorter body when slammed I'm actually more in the usable valving of the strut . For the average person sn95 shocks and struts work great . For my daily crusing ride heigh I'd be on the bump stops with sn95 stuff . I'm on Coilovers so it's very easy to raise the car up for the track