2019 TRD Pro Fox Shocks
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I might take them, will confirm tomorrow afternoon. BTW did you need to change the upper control arm ?
They were installed factory with the stock Uppers, I will throw those in for free!
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Sorry tried to see if the dealer can cancel the order but they already ordered the shocks for me and now cannot cancel the order.
No problem
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On the fence, was about to offer to drive down from Sacramento and pick them up but then saw another thread about trailer squat.
Don’t mean to hijack the thread, figured worst case you get more free bumps
but thought I would put a question out there to educate myself first before wasting your time...
BACKGROUND: I like the stock stance on my 2018 TRD non-pro, I don’t want to level it out, but like the idea of more plush/capable shocks. I don’t do bro-lean and never want to be lower in the back. I tow 5000lb boat trailer often and may yearly rent a larger camper to tow (6000lb). For the latter, I would use levelers/bars and not really worried, but want the boat to be easy and no squat.
QUESTION: Can the stock PRO shocks (being sold in this thread) be adjusted to not raise the front? Or is there a cost effective and low hassle way to avoid squat in the rear when trailering without negating the benefit of the PRO shocks?
Just curious. May still wait until my warranty expires regardless, but want to learn.
Good luck with the sale.
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Don’t mean to hijack the thread, figured worst case you get more free bumps
but thought I would put a question out there to educate myself first before wasting your time...BACKGROUND: I like the stock stance on my 2018 TRD non-pro, I don’t want to level it out, but like the idea of more plush/capable shocks. I don’t do bro-lean and never want to be lower in the back. I tow 5000lb boat trailer often and may yearly rent a larger camper to tow (6000lb). For the latter, I would use levelers/bars and not really worried, but want the boat to be easy and no squat.
QUESTION: Can the stock PRO shocks (being sold in this thread) be adjusted to not raise the front? Or is there a cost effective and low hassle way to avoid squat in the rear when trailering without negating the benefit of the PRO shocks?
Just curious. May still wait until my warranty expires regardless, but want to learn.
Good luck with the sale.
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This suspension set still available??
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is this up for grabs still?
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