Rear shock for listed 2005–2023 six-lug Tacoma applications
Specified for 4–6 inches of rear lift
Internal floating piston separates oil and nitrogen
FOX 985-24-196 · Rear shock for listed 2005–2023 six-lug Tacoma with 4–6-inch rear lift.
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Features that shape the experience
The 985-24-196 is a rear smooth-body shock for listed 2005–2023 six-lug Toyota Tacoma applications with 4–6 inches of lift. Its internal floating piston separates oil from nitrogen to reduce aeration.
Application-specific valving
Application-specific valving with a high-flow damping piston.
Aluminum body
Clear-anodized 6061-T6 aluminum body for heat dissipation and corrosion resistance.
Protected shaft seals
Main, wiper and scraper seals protect the shaft sealing system.
Start with the experience
Where this product may fit
Replace compatible rear dampers
Replacing rear dampers on a compatible lifted Tacoma.
Scope the vehicle build before selecting equipment.
Lifted-Tacoma rear-damper review
Confirm the model year, drivetrain, six-lug hubs and measured rear lift before selecting dampers. Have a suspension specialist review full travel and clearances.
Complete-build coordination
Review rear springs, front dampers and supporting suspension components together. The pictured shock does not provide the lift or constitute a complete suspension kit.
Planning examples. Final quantities, accessories, compatibility, availability and installation scope are confirmed in your quotation.
What to confirm before choosing
Verify model year, drivetrain, six-lug hubs and actual rear lift height. This is not a stock-height application.
Have the installer check full suspension travel, bump stops and brake-line clearance.
Select compatible rear springs and front dampers separately; the pictured shock does not supply lift.
Current Canadian supply, configuration, required accessories and qualified installation scope are confirmed in your quotation. No stock or universal-fit commitment is implied.
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