Fox Suspension Float X2 Factory 2Pos-Adjust Shock - 979-01-075

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The Fox Float X2 Factory 2Pos-Adjust Shock is designed for aggressive trail and gravity riders who demand top-tier damping performance and fine-tuned control over rugged terrain. It delivers exceptional bump sensitivity and a sophisticated lockout circuit for climbing, though it requires regular maintenance and precise tuning knowledge to fully realize its potential.
| Model Part Number | 979-01-075 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fox Suspension |
The maximum air pressure for this shock is 300psi.
Yes, it features an independent firm mode circuit that provides a firm platform for climbing.
Variable Valve Control (VVC) allows you to tune the high-speed rebound damping externally without needing a full internal re-valve.
Fox recommends a full service annually or every 125 riding hours, whichever comes first.
You must ensure the shock length and stroke match your bike frame's requirements, and that your frame is compatible with a piggyback-style shock.
Check your air pressure setting to ensure it is not too high and check for excessive high-speed compression damping.
Increase low-speed compression damping and consider adding volume spacers to increase the spring ramp-up.
Check for oil leaks around the adjuster or ensure the air pressure is correctly set as the lockout relies on proper damping pressure.
To setup the Float X2, begin by setting your sag according to your frame's specific leverage ratio and rider weight, noting that the shock supports up to 300psi. Use the 8-click adjustments for high-speed compression and rebound to fine-tune the feel based on trail conditions. Compatibility should be verified with your specific frame's mounting hardware and shock stroke length before installation. Regarding care, keep the Kashima-coated damper shaft clean of mud and grit after every ride. Ensure the shock is serviced annually by an authorized service center to maintain the low-friction seal performance and fluid integrity.