Fox floats test

[gcart2]

http://www.foxracingshox.com/fox_atv/atv_index.htm

Well i figured id let everyone no how they are doing. out of 5 sttars giv em a 4.5. I have put them through two races and coutless beating and they are otugh as can be. had em for about 1 year. I would suggest them to any1 starting out im mxor a weekend warrior.
Downfalls:
1.The pump up feature stinks, It works well ans is easy to do but me personnaly (and all lazy ppl like me) would rather turn a knob.
2.The lack of adjustments stinks.
Possitive things:
1. They look freakin awsome and for a shock they do there job.
2. Tough as it gets]
3. Many more great things about em.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k181/gcart2/16.jpg

older pic
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k181/gcart2/DCAM0045.jpg

[440challenger]

i was looking to get them but they only make them in the recreational series for the 400 :(

[gcart2]

im srry i am not fammiliar with "recreational". If you mean y0ou are doing something e3xtreme i use them for mx and they ahave held up fine. if this does not answer your question plz explain it too me.

[440challenger]

they have no compression or rebound adjustments.If im going to spend 700$ for front shocks id atleast want them to be C&R adjustable.

[400exrider707]

Originally posted by 440challenger
they have no compression or rebound adjustments.If im going to spend 700$ for front shocks id atleast want them to be C&R adjustable.

So get LT evols!?

[gcart2]

i agree. the only adjustment's for these are soft/hard lol.

[440challenger]

LIKE I SAID THEY DONT MAKE THE EVOLS FOR THE 400EX.
NOT SURE WHY...MAYBE THE 450 ONES WILL WORK?

[gcart2]

someone didit. i remember seeing it. he had a white 400ex. it was bad.. they had to run the whole 450r front end. he had spastic designs graphics.