Fox Float X DHX Valve Stack Assembly

You should consider replacing the valve stack if you notice inconsistent damping, a loss of compression control, or if your shock's lever-mode no longer provides a distinct change in feel. It is also a standard replacement item during a full shock overhaul to ensure the internal damping circuits return to factory-spec performance.

No, this specific valve stack assembly is precision-engineered exclusively for 2022 Fox Float X and DHX shock models. It will not fit older Float X2, DPX2, or other shock series, so please verify your shock model year before purchasing.

These codes refer to the specific damping tune of the valve stack. LMB2 stands for Light Medium Bleed 2, while LFB2 stands for Light Firm Bleed 2. You should match the configuration to the specific tune required by your bike's suspension kinematics and your shock's original factory specifications.

If you are comfortable performing advanced suspension service, you can install this yourself, but it requires specific tools for shock disassembly and the ability to properly bleed the damper. If you do not have experience with internal shock maintenance, we recommend having a certified suspension technician handle the installation to ensure safety and performance.

No, this is specifically the valve stack assembly. It does not include the full seal kit, oil, or other wear items required for a complete shock service. You will need to source those separately or as part of a comprehensive service kit.