• Fox 2.0 Performance Series rear shock for Ford Ranger PX1/PX2/PX3
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Fox 2.0 Performance Series Rear Shock Pair — Ford Ranger PX1/PX2/PX3

Fox 2.0 Performance Series Rear Shock Pair — Ford Ranger PX1/PX2/PX3

$907.72 AUD
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Fox 2.0 Performance Series IFP rear shock, 0-3in lift range. Fits Ford Ranger PX1, PX2 and PX3.

Sold as a pair.

The Performance Series 2.0 IFP smooth body shocks use race-proven damping control for a comfortable on-road ride and predictable off-road handling. The precision impact-aluminium body increases cooling capacity and won't rust.

Please note: this is a made-to-order item and isn't held in stock — please allow a 2 week lead time.

Fox 2.0 Rear Shock Calculator — Cubby House Fabworks
Rear Duty Tier Calculator

Dial in your rear tier.

Ford Ranger PX1/PX2/PX3's stock rear axle sits around 970kg on an LD tier. Every kilo you load up shifts that — but only the fraction that actually lands on the rear axle. Tell us what's fitted and we'll work out the rest, then attach it to your order.

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Please fill in your setup below before ordering — it helps us make sure we build the right spec for your vehicle. Skipping it is fine, but the details help us get it right the first time.

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Build this for how you actually drive — the daily commute, the school run, the odd weekend track — not the one loaded trip you do three times a year. Nobody enjoys a daily-driven brick just so it's ready for a trip it takes twice a summer. If your heavy trips are rare, tell us straight and we'll spec for the other 80%.

Underbody & Chassis

Mounted between the axles, so only part of the weight transfers back.

Rock sliders
~20kg/side along the chassis rail — about 65% of that loads the rear axle.
Bash / skid plates
Engine & transfer case plates sit forward of centre — only about 25% transfers to the rear.
Dual / extra battery
Engine bay, ahead of the firewall — mostly loads the front, only about 10% reaches the rear.

Rear-Mounted Gear

Tray, canopy, boxes — mounted behind the cab, so this loads mostly onto the rear axle.

Tray
Tool Box
Canopy
~233kg average, fitted over the tub.
Dog box
~90kg average.
Rear bar
~57kg average.
Long range fuel tank
~200kg loaded.
Drawers
~81kg unloaded.
Fridge + drop slide
~44kg average.

Towing

Tow ball weight loads almost straight onto the rear axle.

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Result

Recommended Leaf Pack

Suggested duty tier
LD
Light Duty
Est. rear axle load
970 kg
stock
LD MD HD XHD
This load is over the Ford Ranger PX1/PX2/PX3's rated rear axle capacity (1700kg). Talk to us before we spec a pack — a GVM upgrade might be the better fix.
Running super light back there? A near-empty rear end can actually ride a touch rough — a bit of weight low down (an alloy tray, for example) isn't a bad thing and often settles the ride. Keeping your spare tyre in its original mounted position also has a benefit: that's usually factored into how the suspension is tuned. And weight kept low and central is genuinely good for stability — it lowers the centre of gravity, which helps guard against rollovers rather than just being something to avoid.

Your setup has been calculated and attached to this order — we'll confirm the exact spec before we build.

Guide only. Your answers attach to your order automatically so we see them at checkout, and we'll sanity-check the spec before we build. We're chasing ride comfort and capability together — not stance for its own sake.

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