Fox 7W Red Extreme Shock Absorber Oil For Factory Series Or Performance Series Shock 5 Gallon Pail
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Price: $353.67
17 In Stock
Sold As:
5 Gallons
Part Number: FOX02503013
MFG Number:
025-03-013
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Description
Cross Reference Numbers:
025-03-011 / 02503011 Fox JM92 Advanced Suspension Fluid Quart Bottle
025-03-012 / 02503012 Fox JM92 Advanced Suspension Fluid Gallon Bottle
025-03-013 / 02503013 Fox JM92 Advanced Suspension Fluid 5 Gallon Bottle
025-03-014 / 02503014 Fox JM92 Advanced Suspension Fluid 55 Gallon Drum
025-03-011 / 02503011 Fox JM92 Advanced Suspension Fluid Quart Bottle
025-03-012 / 02503012 Fox JM92 Advanced Suspension Fluid Gallon Bottle
025-03-013 / 02503013 Fox JM92 Advanced Suspension Fluid 5 Gallon Bottle
025-03-014 / 02503014 Fox JM92 Advanced Suspension Fluid 55 Gallon Drum
Fox uses the finest materials to produce their off road racing shocks. This also includes their shock oil which is formulated specifically for Fox shocks.
Fox's JM92 red shock oil is designed to last longer under heavy use. This oil is more resistant to shock fade from high oil temperatures.
If you have an "emulsion" shock without a reservoir, you fill the shock body to Fox's specifications and measure from the edge of the body down to the fluid.
If you have a shock with a reservoir, you fill the shock body to Fox's specifications and measure from the edge of the reservoir down to the piston.
You can download detailed diagrams and fluid levels here.
Fox's JM92 red shock oil is designed to last longer under heavy use. This oil is more resistant to shock fade from high oil temperatures.
If you have an "emulsion" shock without a reservoir, you fill the shock body to Fox's specifications and measure from the edge of the body down to the fluid.
If you have a shock with a reservoir, you fill the shock body to Fox's specifications and measure from the edge of the reservoir down to the piston.
You can download detailed diagrams and fluid levels here.
