Fox 2.0" Coil Over Shock Bottom Eyelet 7/8" Thread 1.680" Top Edge To Center Uses 5/8" Uniball
Price: $52.78
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1 End Loop
Part Number: FOX21301357A
MFG Number:
213-01-357-A
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Description
This end loop is used on Fox 2.0" rotating reservoir shocks part numbers:
983-02-074
983-02-075
983-02-076
983-02-077
983-02-078
A common question that we get is, "can any Fox 7/8" threaded eyelet be used on any Fox shock?". It depends on the shaft and how deep the threads are on the eyelet. A Fox 2.0" shock with a 7/8" shaft has a shorter thread on the shaft and the eyelet is threaded shallower than a 2.5" or larger shock. See the example of the thread length on this shaft photo.
You'll also have to consider the size of the uniball when switching between different 7/8" eyelets.
This eyelet uses a 5/8" uniball. It has a 7/8"-14 thread pitch. It has "shallow" threads for a 2.0" shock only. It can be used on a Fox bypass, smoothie, or coil over.
983-02-074
983-02-075
983-02-076
983-02-077
983-02-078
A common question that we get is, "can any Fox 7/8" threaded eyelet be used on any Fox shock?". It depends on the shaft and how deep the threads are on the eyelet. A Fox 2.0" shock with a 7/8" shaft has a shorter thread on the shaft and the eyelet is threaded shallower than a 2.5" or larger shock. See the example of the thread length on this shaft photo.
You'll also have to consider the size of the uniball when switching between different 7/8" eyelets.
This eyelet uses a 5/8" uniball. It has a 7/8"-14 thread pitch. It has "shallow" threads for a 2.0" shock only. It can be used on a Fox bypass, smoothie, or coil over.
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