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Fox Racing Shox 2.5 Factory Series Coilover Reservoir Shocks – 880-02-418

Fox Racing Shox

  • Fox 2.5 Factory Series coilover reservoir shocks, sold as a pair
  • Front position for 2WD and 4WD, designed for long travel use
  • Springs and hardware included with the pair
  • Part number 880-02-418

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Description

Overview

The Fox Racing Shox 880-02-418 is a pair of 2.5 Factory Series coilover reservoir shocks for front 2WD and 4WD suspensions. They are designed for long travel suspension use, and the pair comes with springs and hardware.

Fox says its engineers test each application to maximize suspension travel and performance on and off the road. The coilover design uses an external reservoir and is presented as a direct replacement.

Key features

  • Coilover design with external reservoir
  • Springs included with the pair
  • Designed for long travel suspension
  • Hydraulic, gas-charged damping
  • Front position for 2WD and 4WD

Setting up coilover springs

Coilover shocks carry the spring load and the damping in one unit, so the spring and shock must work together. On a front suspension, the shock controls how quickly the wheel rises and falls over ruts and rocks, while the spring holds corner height and absorbs larger hits. Long travel designs rely on that pairing to keep the wheel moving instead of bottoming out, which is why spring and damper settings matter as much as the shock body.

An external reservoir gives the damper more room to dissipate heat during sustained off-road use, which helps consistency on long descents. Reservoir shocks also need the hose routed clear of brackets, tire contact and moving parts, so check the hose path during installation and again after the first trail runs.

  • Check spring rate against vehicle weight and intended use
  • Inspect reservoir hose and fittings for seeping oil
  • Recheck mounting hardware after the first trail runs
  • Keep the damper body clear of tire and brake line contact

Specifications

Brand Fox Racing Shox
Part number 880-02-418
UPC 70000474320
Product line 2.5 Factory Series
Type Coilover reservoir shock
Quantity Pair
Mounting location Front
Reservoir External
Drivetrain 2WD and 4WD
Damping type Hydraulic / gas charged
Included Springs and hardware

Vehicle fitment

Check the spring and travel requirements against your front suspension build, and confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Designed for long travel suspension, so confirm it suits your setup. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

What’s included

A pair of 2.5 Factory Series coilover reservoir shocks with springs and hardware.

SKU: FOX880-02-418 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 40.00 lbs
Package dimensions 0.00 × 0.00 × 0.00 in
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Questions & Answers

Does the Fox 880-02-418 come as a pair?

Yes. The set is sold as a pair of 2.5 Factory Series coilover reservoir shocks. Springs and hardware are included, so the set is one complete front purchase.

Are springs included with the Fox 880-02-418?

Yes, springs and hardware come with the kit. Confirm that the springs suit your vehicle's front suspension requirements before installing.

What suspension is this Fox coilover kit designed for?

It is designed for long travel suspension in front 2WD and 4WD positions. Check the year, model and trim against your vehicle before ordering.

How can I tell when coilover shocks need replacing?

Look for oil leaks at the shaft seal or reservoir hose, a bouncy ride that does not settle, or uneven tire wear. Clunking at the mounts can also point to worn bushings or loose hardware that should be checked.

Should coilover shocks be replaced as a pair?

Yes, replacing both fronts together keeps ride height and firmness matched from side to side. Mixing an old shock with a new one can cause uneven handling and pulling, so matching the pair during an upgrade is the safer choice.