Eibach shocks vs Fox HOSS 3.0

[Steve_In_29]

Since you have great shocks already, I’d recommend looking at the SDI EClik system. I have it on my F150 Raptor, and I set the shocks for full soft on road. The ride is incredible! Plus there’s a lot of extra settings for just about everything.

Roughly $2200, if you aren’t mechanically inclined, install is probably another $1500 added.

That $2.2K price is just for a controller.

That won't integrate with the OP's HOSS 3.0 Fox setup in any case.

It requires the live valve HOSS 4.0 from the Raptor.

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[Baja Bronco]

That $2.2K price is just for a controller.

That won't integrate with the OP's HOSS 3.0 Fox setup in any case.

It requires the live valve HOSS 4.0 from the Raptor.

OK, didn’t know that

 

[breaddrink]

Maybe they changed the valving for '26? What year is yours?

I used to have the 5100 on one of my Jeeps and didn't like them because they were too harsh. Got rid of them pretty quickly. No complaints about the OEM Bilstein.

My previous DD was a Ram 1500. The Eibach were probably the most popular CO option. Though some said they were better for DD and not as good for offroad. Ok for slower offroad, but not going fast on sand dunes.

Mines a 23. I'm not saying they're crap either, but I'm looking to improve.

 

[crzyhawk]

how do the fox 3.0's compare to the stock hitachis as far as body roll/brake dive?

 

[NC_Oak]

this is comparing apples to pecans

 

[Cisco]

I am running the Eibach 2.0 on my two door and like them. The rear shocks started leaking a couple months ago and Eibach warrantied them. If they start leaking again, we will make the switch to something else.

 

[Cordycord]

I replaced my stock Bilstein setup with Fox 3.0 Sasquatch from a Wildtrack just yesterday and can say definitively that at least for these shocks, Fox is far more plush and quiet. Amazing, really.

I also added 8mm spacers to the front and back which raised the overall height a little over 3/4". The front and rear sit at 39.75" to the rear fender. You'll notice that the spacers are flat but the top of the shocks are not, which is why 8mm spacers can add 3/4" to the back. Couldn't be happier.

 

[23OBX2.7]

Nice upgrade!!

 

[NC_Oak]

spotless!

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