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The back right corner of my trooper is starting to sag. Think my dad worked it a little hard on the whoops and blew out the shock. Does anyone have a resonably priced set up they used for aftermarket shocks? I can't justify putting 3k worth of shocks on a machine I only paid 4k for used lol.

Thanks for your input in advance!

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Pretty sure but not positive about these numbers for the fronts, less sure about the rears, if you are seriously considering FOAs, I'll check harder to get you the right numbers and more info about what I have.

Qty. Item Name Unit Total
Reservoir Shocks 2.5 FRONT SHOCKS
size - FOA-06
Compression Valve - Light/Medium
Rebound Valve - Light/Med
Mount width - 1.5"
$150.00 $150.00
Reservoir Shocks 2.5 REAR SHOCKS
size - FOA-08 ?????? maybe 10 inch
Compression Valve - Medium
Rebound Valve - Medium
Mount width - 1.5"
$155.00 $155.00
2.5" Springs FRONT SPRING
size - 2.5x14x200
color - Black
$49.00 $49.00
2.5" Springs 1 OF 2 REAR SPRING edited corrected
size - 2.5x10x400
color - Black
$49.00 $49.00
2.5" Springs 2 OF 2 REAR SPRING edited corrected
size - 2.5x10x600
color - Black
$49.00 $49.00
Dual Rate Spring Hardware REAR SPRING SEPARATOR
size - 2.5 shock
collar/crossover -
$25.00 $25.00
Sub-Total: $477.00
Posted

How well does your trooper do on whoops and bumpy hard pack? I am very interested in going with foas. They are reasonably priced. Also I have gotta ask how you made your rear fenders?

Posted

Yea I was looking at air shocks at first just because the price and simplicity but I ride a lot of rough hardpack and I am afraid they would not take the abuse.

Posted

I put on Fox Shocks $ 1000, Coil Springs $ 300 from Off Road Warehouse with 1 free revalve.

Fox Shox 2.0 X 6.5 Coil-over Remote Reservoir Shock

  • Shaft: 5/8'' (.625)

  • Finish: Black / Zinc

  • Ext. Length: 19.35

  • Col. Length: 12.85

  • Reservoir: 2.0 X 8.0

  • Hose: -5 X 12.0

  • Mounting: 1/2 X 1.250

Fox Shox 2.0 X 8.5 Coil-over Remote Reservoir Shock

  • Shaft: 5/8'' (.625)

  • Finish: Black / Zinc

  • Ext. Length: 23.35

  • Col. Length: 14.85

  • Reservoir: 2.0 X 8.0

  • Hose: -5 X 12.0

  • Mounting: 1/2 X 1.250

Posted
How well does your trooper do on whoops and bumpy hard pack? I am very interested in going with foas. They are reasonably priced. Also I have gotta ask how you made your rear fenders?

During this bad weather, (winter), I just reworked the front shocks to have more rebound dampening and haven't had a chance to try them, but I'm sure they are as good as any other shock, way better than stock, and you can rebuild them. The rears were doing quite well, but the front had too little rebound dampening and I have just fixed that, I hope, but need to test it.

I'll have to take some photos of my fenders for you, but the plastic came from http://www.speedwaymotors.com/in the form of a 10’ or 25' X 22" X 1/8” rolls (http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Colored-Plastic-Rolls-25-Ft,31414.html ) and the frame work is a piece of 1" X 1/2" channel iron bent around the tire and supported by 2 1/2" square tubes and stabilized at the front.

photos later today, hopefully.

  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

I put on Fox Shocks $ 1000, Coil Springs $ 300 from Off Road Warehouse with 1 free revalve.

Fox Shox 2.0 X 6.5 Coil-over Remote Reservoir Shock

Amy modifications for mounting them.


  • Shaft: 5/8'' (.625)

  • Finish: Black / Zinc

  • Ext. Length: 19.35

  • Col. Length: 12.85

  • Reservoir: 2.0 X 8.0

  • Hose: -5 X 12.0

  • Mounting: 1/2 X 1.250

Fox Shox 2.0 X 8.5 Coil-over Remote Reservoir Shock


  • Shaft: 5/8'' (.625)

  • Finish: Black / Zinc

  • Ext. Length: 23.35

  • Col. Length: 14.85

  • Reservoir: 2.0 X 8.0

  • Hose: -5 X 12.0

  • Mounting: 1/2 X 1.250

Posted
My whole air shock setup cost me about 1300-1400 rides Awsome can't power slide though without body roll but I like it a lot

Good to hear. They have been trying the new air shocks on the Supercross bikes and they have not preformed as well as the old setups. Most of the riders have returned to there old setups siting lack of feel in the air shocks.

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

Posted

Ya Rocmoc I really like it, air shocks are coming a long way and over the weekend I watched a show called xtreme 4x4 and theres these new off road airstrutts coming out its almost like a dual rate air shock with lots of adjustment not with just pressure but valving and they also cut the wieght down. Im gonna try post the link when I think to watch it again. What the latest with the JEEPS

  • 2 years later...
Posted

I put on Fox Shocks $ 1000, Coil Springs $ 300 from Off Road Warehouse with 1 free revalve.

Fox Shox 2.0 X 6.5 Coil-over Remote Reservoir Shock

Amy modifications for mounting them.

  • Shaft: 5/8'' (.625)

  • Finish: Black / Zinc

  • Ext. Length: 19.35

  • Col. Length: 12.85

  • Reservoir: 2.0 X 8.0

  • Hose: -5 X 12.0

  • Mounting: 1/2 X 1.250

Fox Shox 2.0 X 8.5 Coil-over Remote Reservoir Shock

  • Shaft: 5/8'' (.625)

  • Finish: Black / Zinc

  • Ext. Length: 23.35

  • Col. Length: 14.85

  • Reservoir: 2.0 X 8.0

  • Hose: -5 X 12.0

  • Mounting: 1/2 X 1.250

You mentioned two different sets here. I take it the bottom info is for the rear shocks?

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