Fox 97-06 Jeep TJ 2.0 Performance Series 9.6in. Smooth Body IFP Front Shock / 3-4.5in & 2-3.5in Lift

Shop FOX shocks, coilovers, control arms, steering stabilizers, bump stops, and suspension service components at Black Ops Auto Works. Compare vehicle-specific upgrades and replacement parts for supported trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, and off-road builds. Match the exact FOX part number to the vehicle, installed suspension, axle position, and intended use. FOX Performance Series Shocks and Coilovers This collection includes 2.0 and 2.5 Performance Series IFP shocks and coilovers for selected applications, including Toyota Tacoma, Ford F-Series, GM trucks, and Suzuki Jimny listings. Different front and rear products support different suspension arrangements and stated lift ranges. IFP refers to an internal floating piston used within the shock design. The product family alone does not establish compatible mounts, travel, valving, or ride height. Check the complete application and dimensions instead of choosing a shock by body diameter or advertised lift alone. Performance Elite, Factory Serie...

Shop Jeep Cherokee floor liners, cargo protection and interior accessories by exact generation and body. Earlier XJ and later Cherokee applications need separate checks. Seat Rows and Cargo Coverage Compare the listed 1984–2001 applications with later 2014–2022 designs separately. Match actual floor contour, seats, retention points and two- or four-door coverage where stated. Choose front, second-row and cargo protection by the areas expressly supplied. A cargo liner is separate from rear passenger-floor coverage. Dash Panel and Interior Interfaces For a gauge panel, verify exact dash application, mounting and specified instrument openings. Panel inclusion does not establish that gauges, senders or wiring are supplied. Record steering, console or interior conversions affecting the installation. A shared TJ/XJ title needs exact Cherokee coverage and actual dimensions before selection. Choose Your Part Identify exact generation, year and door layout. Match floor contours and required...

Find Jeep Comanche engine, wheel and brake-service options using exact year, engine and installed assemblies. Shared Cherokee or Wrangler coverage needs explicit Comanche application support. 4.0L Induction and Exhaust Interfaces For a throttle body, match exact engine and production, manifold flange, sensors and linkage requirements. A 62mm bore label alone does not establish complete installation fit. For an exhaust manifold, compare engine, ports, outlet, supporting connections and manufacturer coverage. A Wrangler/Cherokee title cannot establish every Comanche application. Wheels and Installed Brakes Compare wheel pattern, bore, width, offset, backspacing, load application and brake clearance. Record axle and suspension changes with the original vehicle details. Match pads, rotors, drums or master cylinders to actual installed brakes and hydraulic connections. A related Jeep or AMC title needs its own exact part-number check. Choose Your Part Record exact year, engine and drive...

Shop Jeep Grand Cherokee composite body panels and adjustable suspension components by exact generation and trim. Compare each hood, spoiler, link or arm using its own production coverage. WK2 Hoods and Composite Choices The listed 2011–2021 Sniper hood offers fiberglass and carbon-fiber configurations. Preserve its EcoDiesel exclusion and review transferred factory pieces, vent requirements and finish preparation before choosing a version. Match Demon, CFR and other panels by their exact product application rather than extending Sniper coverage to every design. Spoilers and replacement hatches have separate mounting and production requirements. Alignment Arms and Links The listed front upper arms target 2017–2021 SRT/Trackhawk applications and use adjustment tabs for camber and caster. Confirm actual trim, ride height and measured alignment needs. Compare front arms, rear arms, toe links and sway-bar links by position and adjustment function. Review pair or individual quantities an...

Plan a Jeep Wrangler parts selection by generation, door count, engine and intended use. Compare the actual build requirements before selecting suspension, body or powertrain components. Generation and Build Configuration Identify JK or JL explicitly for a 2018 Wrangler, and record two-door or four-door body and trim. Year alone does not establish which generation’s parts are needed. For modified vehicles, document lift height, wheel dimensions, tire size and axle changes. Use the installed configuration when checking mounting and clearance. Installation and Supporting Components For suspension work, compare required travel, geometry, brake-line routing and supporting parts. Review the complete kit and specified alignment procedure rather than assuming every lift has the same contents. For intake or exhaust inquiries, provide exact engine and body configuration and the proposed manufacturer part number. Compare connection layout, routing and current application before checking avail...

Shop Jeep Wrangler liners, headliners, hood protectors and window accessories using exact generation and body. Match each package’s production range, door count and installation configuration. Floor, Tub and Headliner Coverage Compare floor and tub liners with headliners as separate products. Review whether tailgate coverage or heat shields are supplied, and identify the exact area protected. The listed TJ/LJ packages include console and heat-shield distinctions. JK two-door and JKU four-door applications, as well as early and later JK ranges, should remain separate. Hood and Window Applications Match hood protectors to TJ, JK or JL profile and production. One generation’s hood accessory does not establish fit on another. For window deflectors, compare door count, attachment and supplied pieces. Choose the specific package for the intended body rather than assuming every Wrangler set covers the same windows. Choose Your Part Record generation, year and door count. Identify console,...

Shocks and struts for cars, trucks, SUVs, and Jeeps are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop front and rear shocks, loaded strut assemblies, monotube shocks, twin-tube shocks, reservoir shocks, and steering dampers for daily drivers, lifted trucks, tow rigs, off-road builds, and muscle cars on Hellcat, Trackhawk, TRX, HEMI, LS, LT, Coyote, and EcoBoost platforms. Every shock and strut is filterable by year, make, model, trim, drivetrain, front or rear position, and ride height so the correct part ships the first time. Black Ops Auto Works carries 5,188 shock and strut SKUs across construction type, application, and vehicle use. What This Category Covers Shocks and struts damp spring oscillation so the tire stays planted on the road and are the most common suspension replacement job on any vehicle. A shock absorber is a standalone damping unit that bolts between the chassis and axle or lower control arm. A strut is a structural suspension member that combines damping with the sp...

Suspension parts and complete kits for cars, trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, and off-road builds are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop coilovers, lowering springs, lift kits, leveling kits, shocks and struts, sway bars, control arms, tie rods, ball joints, bushings, chassis bracing, alignment hardware, air suspension, and complete stage kits from Bilstein, KW, Ohlins, Fox, KING, ICON, BC Racing, Silvers, Eibach, H&R, Swift Springs, Whiteline, Energy Suspension, Moog, SPC Performance, Rough Country, ReadyLIFT, BDS, Skyjacker, Air Lift, Firestone, and Black Ops Auto Works. Start with a matched shock and spring package or a full coilover kit, then layer in sway bars, chassis bracing, and camber adjustment hardware. Every part is filterable by year, make, model, trim, and drivetrain to confirm fitment before ordering. What This Category Covers Suspension is the highest-leverage handling upgrade on any vehicle. A properly matched shock, spring, and sway bar package produces measurable i...