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Fox Factory IFP Monotube Shocks For Harley FXR 1982-1994

$799.99

Item: P3777
Size: 13″
Finish: Black

The Fox Factory IFP Monotube Shocks are competition-grade dampers designed specifically for the 1982-1994 Harley-Davidson FXR chassis.

  • Internal Floating Piston (IFP): Separates oil and nitrogen for consistent, 2026-spec damping and zero oil aeration.
  • Wide-Range Rebound Adjustment: Features a 2026-spec tactile knob to fine-tune the return rate for maximum tire contact.
  • Billet Aluminum Construction: 6061-T6 CNC-machined body for industrial-strength 2026 durability and heat dissipation.
  • Linear-Rate Spring: Optimized for high-output 2026 performance and superior bottoming resistance on the classic FXR frame.

[The Professional Choice for FXR Performance, Delivering Unmatched 2026 Control and Off-Road Race Engineering]

Fox Factory IFP Monotube Shocks For Harley FXR 1982-1994

Fox Factory IFP: Engineering the 2026 FXR Handling Standard

The Fox Factory IFP Monotube Shocks for 1982-1994 Harley-Davidson FXR models represent the 2026 pinnacle of rear suspension architecture for the most respected handling platform in V-Twin history. For riders of the classic FXR, the factory or aging aftermarket shocks are often the primary limiting factor in realizing the bike’s true cornering potential. The IFP series addresses these 2026 concerns by incorporating a high-pressure nitrogen-charged monotube design. This design provides secure, mechanical utility by utilizing an Internal Floating Piston (IFP) to separate the gas from the oil, effectively eliminating the damping “fade” that occurs during spirited 2026 canyon runs or high-speed highway stability tests. This provides the mechanical synchronization of damping and rebound needed to keep the rear tire planted, maximizing the efficiency of your 2026 performance build.

Internal Floating Piston Science and Industrial 2026 Precision

What sets the Fox IFP apart in the 2026 marketplace is its uncompromising focus on internal valving accuracy derived from decades of elite racing. In the high-performance 2026 scene, FXR owners demand a suspension that can handle the raw feedback of the rubber-mounted engine without becoming harsh. Every IFP shock is constructed with a 1/2″ hard-chrome heat-treated shaft and a hard-anodized aluminum body, providing industrial-grade 2026 durability against the environmental rigors of year-round riding. The internal deflective disc valving is specifically tuned for the unique leverage ratios of the FXR swingarm, resulting in a secure, vibration-dampened installation that creates a high-output 2026 presence on the road. Whether you are navigating broken 2026 city pavement or smooth mountain sweepers, the IFP ensures your FXR remains an icon of both stability and 2026-grade engineering integrity.

Fox Factory IFP FXR Technical Specifications

  • Fitment: 1982-1994 Harley-Davidson FXR models (Super Glide, Low Rider, Sport).
  • Design: High-pressure nitrogen-charged Monotube with 2026-spec IFP technology.
  • Adjustability: Wide-range tactile Rebound Adjuster and Threaded Preload body.
  • Material: 6061-T6 CNC-machined aluminum with 2026-spec Hard Anodizing.
  • Shaft: 1/2″ Hard-Chrome heat-treated alloy steel for a secure 2026 load rating.
  • Length: Available in multiple lengths to customize your 2026-spec lean angle.
  • Origin: Designed and Engineered in the USA by Fox Factory.

Expert Installation & Performance Advice

As specialists in FXR chassis dynamics, we recommend the Fox IFP for any 2026 build that prioritizes a “connected” and responsive rear end. Pro Tip: To achieve your 2026-perfect setup, set your rider sag (preload) first; for the FXR, we recommend approximately 1″ of sag to maximize the 2026 effective stroke. Installation Note: For 1982-1994 models, ensure the swingarm bushings and motor mounts are in good condition before 2026 installation to prevent chassis instability from overshadowing the shock’s performance. Maintenance Note: Periodically wipe the shock shafts with a soft cloth to prevent 2026 road debris from damaging the high-pressure seals. Safety Note: Because these shocks significantly increase rear-end traction, ensure your **front fork internals** are also upgraded for total 2026-chassis synchronization and a secure, balanced ride.

The Professional Standard for FXR Suspension Integrity

Choosing the Fox Factory IFP Monotube Shocks means investing in unmatched mechanical stability and a refined engineering signature. It offers a unique combination of modern racing science and a robust design that honors the performance legacy of the FXR brand. For the rider who wants a high-output 2026 presence and a flawless engineering finish, Fox Factory is the unmatched leader. Master the pavement, secure the ride, and ride the distance.

Features:

  • Gas-charged mono-tube, with Internal Floating Piston (IFP)
  • 1-1/2″ 6061-T6 aluminum type III hard anodized body
  • Spring preload setting guide marks
  • Fully rebuildable and revalveable
  • Advanced high-flow, deflective disc velocity-sensitive damping
  • 1/2″ low friction, super-finished hard chrome shaft
  • Sold as a pair

 

Product Style AmericanV-twin Item # Catalog Number Store Sku MFR. Product # Availability
Black / 13″ 13882 590-2019 897-27-020 In Stock: Ships within 24 hours


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Fox Factory IFP Monotube Shocks For Harley FXR 1982-1994Fox Factory IFP Monotube Shocks For Harley FXR 1982-1994
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