Has anyone installed the FOX 2.0 Performance Series Coilover Shocks ?

Looking to level the truck (2019 Toyota Tundra Crewmax). Wondering if anyone has these installed. I'm thinking of picking these up and wondering if a set of these at the 2" height would level me out. Thanks for any input.

 

Got my set a couple of weeks ago and very happy with them. Truck feels great, rides better than stock and MUCH better than it did with the Rough Country spacer kit. Wasn't happy with the spacer kit but wanted truck level and OEM+ ride. Didn't need the external resis but wanted an adjustable coilover so the 2.0 Perf Series was a good option over the 2.5 or the Bilsteins.

Had a local shop install them as I was referred by a coworker, got a solid deal. They seemed to struggled to adjust them because I didn't buy the spanner wrench. (all internet info I read on the 2.0 spanner wrench was that they're garbage/don't work.) Also thought a reputable shop may have a working spanner, but I was wrong. I plan on buying the spanner wrench the internet claims doesn't work and then adjusting them myself as the driver side front is a little low as seems to be common with trucks.

Posted a few pics from the latest wash. Only photos I've got of the truck after the coilovers went in.

Let me know if you have any questions.

 

Thank you very much for the info. And, the truck looks great. So if I order two of these I will be good? (Wondering if these are what you ordered and if there was anything else needed) Thanks again. https://realtruck.com/p/fox-2-0-performance-series-coilover-shocks/v/toyota/tundra/2019/

 

Thanks! Yup I ordered 2 of those.

Only thing needed would be the spanner wrench.

 

Does adding these shocks void the warranty

 

I have had have these on my 13 for a few years. Ride good but came adjusted way too high for my truck. I found out you really have to remove the shock and compress the spring to adjust the collar on the shocks. I tried the spinner wrench without removing them and just ate a chunk out of the collar and bent the spanner. Not too had but definitely not as simple as spinning a collar.