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Fox Racing Shox 2.0 Performance Series IFP Steering Stabilizer – 985-24-001

Fox Racing Shox

  • Fox Racing Shox 2.0 Performance Series IFP steering stabilizer, part 985-24-001
  • Mounts in the front position
  • Direct fit label, with no vehicle named
  • Stabilizer only; brackets and shock boot not included

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Description

Overview

The Fox Racing Shox 2.0 Performance Series IFP Steering Stabilizer, part 985-24-001, is a front steering stabilizer from Fox’s 2.0 Performance Series. It carries a direct fit label, but no vehicle, model or year is named.

This stabilizer is sold on its own. Brackets and the shock boot are not included with it.

Key features

  • 2.0 Performance Series design
  • IFP steering stabilizer, single unit
  • Mounts in the front position
  • Front steering stabilizer, vehicle application to be confirmed

Front steering stabilizer setup

A front steering stabilizer works alongside the tie rods and drag link to control the steering when the wheels meet uneven ground. It is one of the parts that keeps the front wheels tracking straight over bumps, so wear shows up as wandering or a loose feel at the wheel.

Choosing a stabilizer depends on the tire size, the steering geometry and the amount of lift already on the truck. Larger tires add load to the stabilizer and its mounts, so a unit that suited the stock setup may need a review after a wheel or tire change. Ask whether the steering linkage is in good shape before adding a new stabilizer. Keep the brackets and fasteners tight, and recheck the setup after the first few drives.

  • Check the tie rod ends for play
  • Inspect the bushings and bracket bolts
  • Check the wheel alignment after installation

Specifications

Brand Fox Racing Shox
Part number 985-24-001
UPC 70000670559
Series 2.0 Performance Series
Design IFP steering stabilizer
Position Front
Quantity Single
Brackets included No
Shock boot included No

Vehicle fitment

No vehicle, model or year is named for this stabilizer, so confirm the application for your truck before mounting.

The front position is given, but no model or year is stated. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Plan for an alignment check once the stabilizer is fitted, and source any brackets separately since they are not supplied.

What’s included

One front steering stabilizer, as listed.

Not included: Brackets and the shock boot.

SKU: FOX985-24-001 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 7.00 lbs
Package dimensions 41.00 × 2.50 × 2.50 in
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Questions & Answers

What is the Fox 985-24-001?

It is a Fox Racing Shox 2.0 Performance Series IFP steering stabilizer, part number 985-24-001 and UPC 70000670559. It mounts in the front position as a stabilizer only, with no vehicle named.

Does the Fox 985-24-001 fit my truck?

The 985-24-001 is for front steering, but no vehicle, model or year is named for it. Confirm your truck's year, model and trim before ordering.

Are brackets included with the 985-24-001?

No. Brackets are not included, and the shock boot is not included either. Any mounting brackets your vehicle requires must be obtained separately.

Which side does the 985-24-001 go on?

It is a single unit for the front position, so one stabilizer is supplied. Confirm the side and axle your truck needs before ordering.

Does a steering stabilizer improve highway stability?

It can help the front end resist shimmy at speed when the steering linkage and tires are in good condition. A stabilizer does not repair worn joints, so inspect the tie rods and ball joints before expecting it to steady the wheel.

How often should a steering stabilizer be checked?

Check it at each service interval and after any off-road trip with hard impacts. Look for leaks, cracked bushings and loose hardware. Early checks prevent a worn unit from damaging the steering components around it.