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The difference may lie in how "lift" is defined.... Fox is probabaly not aware of the shock that OME uses to control their leafs.

The Fox numbers I originally gave were for the 2.5 rears: https://www.stage3motorsports.com/883-26-059-19-22-ranger-fox-factory-race-2-5-adjustable-rr-rear-shocks-0-1-5in-lift-pair.html Please excuse!

Stage 3 has the info on OME: https://www.stage3motorsports.com/60156-19-22-ranger-old-man-emu-nitrocharger-sport-rear-shock-standard.html And Fox publishes specs on their shocks: https://www.ridefox.com/dl/truck/FOX_TRUCK_APP-GUIDE.pdf Turns out I was mistaken on the Fox 2.0 rears...

Some information to consider: OME 60156 rear shock (used with OME light and medium leafs) compressed length 15.16" Extended 24.6" Fox 2.0 rear compressed length 15.49" extended 25.03" if 24.6" fully extended works then 25.03" should also?....

Yes, Frenchy you are probably right, contacting ARBusa might have got me the package I was looking for. I can hear Phil wiggling around in his chair. What I am after is stock ride height with 600- 1500lbs in the truck. Pretty much a single use vehicle, built to handle the camper without...

Hey Micheal, I have a Four Wheel camper shell model also. I am working on FOX 2.0 dampers, Icon rear leafs with the extra leaf for additional 600lbs and firestone airbags with daystar cradles. Just wanted to let you know that OME uses one spring rate in the front for both the light load and...

Yes, I have a VIN and had a date to begin production on 1/3/22. I ordered a XLT supercab on 10/13 and I was given the VIN by email on 10/28. Ford tracking site shows the VIN but not a date... I think 2022 production started in late December so I am keeping my fingers crossed!