fox floats

[gcart2]

http://www.kandkatv.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=237_44_334&products_id=2014
i noticed they dont have rezzies. i will be doing mx and trails, maybe even mud in some hair scrambles. just giv me info pros and cons etc. plz and ty. also can i see some pics of them on fourwheelers

[Phillburt57]

I dont know from experience on a quad but I will tell you that on my sled these things can handle just about anything I throw at them. All I do is carry is the pump around in my back pack and when I come to a jump that needs a little more I put some air in the shocks and I'm good to go. They take whoops great and I have never had any problems with them. I don't know if the Fox Floats for the sled are made diffiren't because the sled weighs about 200 pounds more but these shocks are great.

[Groves187]

I think the only difference you will see in the Floats with the rezzies is the adjustability. I think it would be just like buying a set of Elka Shocks without the rezzies. But if you do get them PLZ fill us in on how they work! I might wanna run a set on my Hybrid!

[tar]

There is a guy on here that used some Evols off of a 450r.

[gcart2]

yea but evo's are over 1g. i think im gonna egt the non evo's tho =). does n e 1 have a pic of the pump? also phill do they last? like do they wear out or fade with time?

[Phillburt57]

I have never had a single problem with mine. I ride them pretty hard during the 6-7 months of good snow around here and for the last three years they have held up great. The Fox Floats are a really good bang for the buck in my opinion and they hold up great. Even cosmetically they still look great no rust or anything anywhere on them.