Supercrew Coil over and rear shocks for sale

Driven less than 2000 miles, mostly highway, but saw action off road, these shocks and springs were in perfect operating condition when removed - I upgraded to Fox 3.0

Front Coil overs and Rear Shocks...$1500



Lower protective housing cracked, for this low price you can get the outlaw protective covers, as anyone who drives off road will likely sustain this damage






Already configured in the Mid-Perch, mild pitting due to steel collar on Aluminum - they all do this...

Approved. Good luck G.

Does anyone know if these would bolt on to a non-Raptor truck? Buddy of mine just got an eco boost. He's been hounding me for an answer... Uh... Clueless here.

swoop1156 said:

Does anyone know if these would bolt on to a non-Raptor truck? Buddy of mine just got an eco boost. He's been hounding me for an answer... Uh... Clueless here.

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I cant see why not... They have the same mounting locations except they have a lot more travel... If installed on a regular F150 you would need straps to limit the travel unless you made more changes to upper, lower arms and half shafts.

I'm pretty sure you have to get the raptor upper control arms. Lower control arms. Tie rods, and 4wd linkage. Other than that it will bolt in fine

Have UCAs and Tie Rods for sale. In fact I'll throw in the Tie-Rods for free

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Bump - How about $1200 for the set?

How about $1200 for the set? Going Once...

All Shocks have been sold.

swoop1156 said:

Does anyone know if these would bolt on to a non-Raptor truck? Buddy of mine just got an eco boost. He's been hounding me for an answer... Uh... Clueless here.

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I know the rears do for sure, BOSS327 has an XLT and put some on that he got from RPG.

vanilla_gorilla said:

I know the rears do for sure, BOSS327 has an XLT and put some on that he got from RPG.

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RPG sells a special Fox shock and UCA for the stock F150. The Raptor Shocks, leaf springs/shackle/block,jounce bumper is a straight bolt on for the F150, the upgraded rear shock mounts became standard across the line some time ago.