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Fox DHX2 / Float X2 Piggyback Shaft Clamp (2021–2025)
Fox DHX2 / Float X2 Piggyback Shaft Clamp (2021–2025)
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DHX2 / Float X2 Piggy Back Shaft Clamp (2021–2025)
This clamp is made for serious damper service on 2021–2025 Float X2 and DHX2 shocks. It grips the big Piggy back reservoir so you can lock it in a vise and unscrew it, usually to fix a leak or change the internal damper seal.
⚠️ Important Notes
- Only use this if your shock is leaking. If it’s working fine, don’t touch it. You could damage something for no reason.
- The piggy back is installed with red Loctite, you’ll need heat and proper technique to break it loose.
- Do not overtighten in the clamp. If you crush the body or ovalize the shaft, your IFP will have more internal friction and might leak.
- Only buy this if you know what you're doing, or you're absolutely sure you need it.
What It Works With
- Fox Float X2 (2021–2025)
- Fox DHX2 (2021–2025)
What It Doesn't Work With
- Float X2 or DHX2 (2016–2020): different size, not compatible
- 2026+ shocks: unknown damper body size (we haven’t tested yet but there will be a öhlins style reservoir version that will be one piece with to body so you wont need this for that version.)
What It Does
Lets you hold the outer damper body securely in a vise while you unscrew it from the damper body. This is usually done to replace a leak or to go play with the lockout lever. Works with both the polished Float X2 and threaded DHX2 damper bodies (2021–2025 only). To be honnest, don't do this, you don't need it, your lcokout is fine you just need to change bleed your shock and change the dynamic seals (sealhead and IFP).
Setup Tips
- Always clean the piggy back thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol before clamping.
- Wrap the shaft in a single layer of dry paper towel to improve grip and prevent slipping inside the clamp.
- Follow all instructions in the guide below.
How to Use Shaft Clamps (Manual)
Disclaimer
These are designed for home mechanics only. Do not use them in a shop or commercial environment, they will eventually wear out.
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