Shockwave Fox Float X 2022+ Rebuild Kit
Description
FOX FLOAT X (2022+) Full DIY Rebuild Toolkit
Complete home rebuild toolkit for the FOX FLOAT X and Bomber Air shocks (2022+). Covers everything needed for a proper 50h service up to a full 200h damper rebuild.
The two main dynamic O-rings (damper shaft + IFP) are included in this kit.
FOX specifies several chamferless sockets for this shock, but in practice the rebuild can be done safely with standard tools, as long as torque is controlled properly using the luggage scale method.
What’s Included in the Kit
- 1/2" Shaft Clamp — fits the FLOAT X / Bomber Air main shaft
- Graduated IFP Depth Tool — required for accurate IFP depth setting
- FLOAT X Pin Socket — required for 47.5–75 mm travel shocks
- 2× Main Dynamic O-rings (included) — damper shaft seal O-ring and IFP seal O-ring
Tools NOT Included (You Still Need These)
This kit does not include common shop consumables and small tools required to complete the rebuild:
- Valve core remover
- Shock pump
- RockShox air fill adapter (FOX uses the same thread)
- Syringe for oil transfer / bleed cleanup
- Damper oil (4 wt)
- Basic hand tools (Allen keys, open-end wrenches)
If you’ve serviced shocks before, you probably already own all of these.
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