Fox Float Fluid

While specifically formulated for Fox suspension systems, many mechanics use it as a general-purpose suspension lubricant for foam rings and seals on other brands. However, always check your manufacturer's service manual to ensure it meets their specific viscosity and chemical requirements.

You should apply a fresh coating of Float Fluid every time you perform a lower leg service or a full air spring rebuild. It is designed to be applied directly to the foam rings and seals to ensure smooth movement and prevent stiction.

No, this is strictly an assembly and lubrication fluid for air chambers and seals. It is not designed to handle the damping duties inside the cartridge, so you must use the specific weight of suspension oil recommended by your fork or shock manufacturer for that purpose.

Yes, keeping your foam rings and seals properly lubricated with this fluid is one of the most effective ways to reduce stiction. It ensures the seals glide smoothly against the stanchions, which helps your suspension react more quickly to small bumps.

Suspension internals are exposed to moisture and debris over time, which can lead to internal corrosion and premature wear. The added corrosion inhibitor creates a protective barrier that helps extend the lifespan of your seals and internal components.