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Great question. I was talking to a rep with Zone (owned by same parent co as Fox) and he said he'd start at the dealer. I wouldn't trust the dealer to service shock internals.
Dealers don’t rebuild shocks.
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I’ve emailed Fox but they weren’t helpful in that they needed a part number for the shock to know….
When F150 raptors first came out, I replaced a set of fox shocks on one because the old ones were all torn up and leaking.
I contact Fox to see if they would rebuild them, and they said they would, but it basically cost almost as much as just buying a new set. Long story short, it wasn't worth it and I scrapped them.
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Well that’s not what you want to hear. Fox says it costs $150-175 (per shock)to rebuild typically which is substantially cheaper than buying a new set. But if they aren’t rebuildable new set of Eibach clovers may be better value.
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$175/EA is a lot cheaper than most other options.
They do rebuilds on the Gladiator Mojave’s Fox by-pass shocks. So good probability.
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