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FOX Shocks 3.2 Live Valve Front (factory-style upgrade, SKU 883-06-182)

Fits 2021-2026 Raptor

FOX Shocks 3.2 Live Valve Front (factory-style upgrade, SKU 883-06-182) for 2021-2026 Ford F-150 (Raptor)

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gain
no power claim (fitment part)
price
$4,399.95
at Foutz Motorsports
about its usual price

Price tracked 12 times since Jul 31, 2026 across the stores we check daily: low $4,399.95, high $4,839.95, currently $4,399.95.

low $4,399.95 · high $4,839.95 since Jul 31, 2026, across the stores we check daily
install
3/5 difficulty · ~2 hrs
shipping weight
110 lbs
listed by FOX Shocks, box included · replaces a factory part, adds only the difference
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where to buy · 2 retailers tracked

  • Foutz Motorsportsbest pricechecked Oct 2$4,399.95view
  • AmericanTruckschecked Aug 17$4,839.95view

A factory-style Live Valve front and rear shock upgrade that replaces the truck's electronically adjustable shocks with higher-performance versions, giving up to 1 inch of lift.

why this one — Same idea as the front-only Live Valve upgrade but covers both ends - a fit for owners who want to keep their factory electronic ride-adjustment system working while upgrading its hardware, without adding much lift.

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