Fox Float Fluid Lube

While this fluid is specifically engineered for Fox Racing Shox, it is a high-quality suspension lubricant that may work on other systems. However, always check your manufacturer's service manual first to ensure you are using the correct weight and type of fluid for your specific fork or shock.

No, this is specifically an air chamber lubricant designed for seals, bushings, and foam rings. Damper cartridges require specific suspension oils with different viscosity ratings to control compression and rebound damping, so do not interchange them.

You should apply this fluid whenever you perform a lower leg service on your fork or an air can service on your rear shock. It is essential to re-lubricate the seals and foam rings during these intervals to maintain smooth performance and prevent premature wear.

Yes, the low-friction formula is specifically designed to reduce stiction—the initial resistance when your suspension starts to move. By keeping the seals and bushings well-lubricated, it helps your suspension react more quickly to small bumps and trail chatter.

If you perform your own suspension maintenance regularly, a 16-ounce bottle is the most cost-effective option. While it may seem like a lot, having a dedicated supply ensures you always have the right fluid on hand for routine rebuilds without needing to buy smaller, more expensive containers.