Fox shocks?

[PDXDave]

I know that SM is using the Fox 2.0 now and Jeff at Deaver raves about them..
Does anyone have a Fox part number for these l, or do I have to deal with SM?

Our rig is an 06 SM rb50
Thanks guys!

[Scalf77]

try Agile Offroad

[86Scotty]

Yep, that's where I got mine just a few months ago. Custom tuned and reasonably priced.

[Charliesmom]

We have Fox 2.0 shocks on the rear of our van since May 2021.
Here’s the part number for a 2019 Transit 350 WB 148 Quigley 4X4:
FOX Ford Transit Rear Shock Absorber, PS, 2.0, IFP, 9.6", 0-1" Lift -664*
Purchased and installed at Agile Offroad.

[PDXDave]

I should have been specific in application.
I have an 06 E350
Thank for the feedback though, it speaks to how much Agile does.

[KingKong]

I have an 03 E350 regular body (if that matters). It is not a SMB, just a Quigley conversion passenger van. I got Fox 2.0 from Agile about 2 years ago for it. Here are the part numbers from my invoice:

Item # Description
986-24-057 Agile tuned Fox shock, 986-24-057 V4, 2.0, IFP, 6.1 Travel
986-24-058-0 Agile tuned Fox shock, 986-24-058-0 V4, 2.0, IFP, 8.1 Travel

I tried searching these numbers online without any luck so maybe they changed the item number since I got mine or Agile made up their own numbers for the part.

[PDXDave]

Copy that, thank you.

[shenrie]

Know your axle weights before calling agile. They are going to want to know that to get you the best valved shocks for your specific van.

[The_Vermonster]

Agile custom tunes the shocks so if you want Agile shocks, you have to get them from Agile.

Their price was only a touch less than buying the non tuned Fox shocks elsewhere. I paid $680 for 4 shocks. Tax, and shipping brought it to $780

[simplesez]

Custom tuned and the seals fell apart after less than 2 years for me. Make sure you get the plastic guards for the rear application otherwise road grime beats them up. No Agile nor Fox warrantied them. They are basic shocks with expensive Fox stickers on them. I went with KYB to replace them.