ICON Vehicle Dynamics K93302T Stage 2 Suspension System 2014-2020 Ford Expedition 4WD with Tubular UCA

The ICON Vehicle Dynamics Stage 2 Suspension System transforms the 2014-2020 Ford Expedition 4WD with a comprehensive upgrade that delivers .75-2.25" of lift while dramatically improving ride quality, reducing body roll, and maximizing wheel travel. This complete system features vehicle-specific tuned front and rear 2.5 Series remote reservoir CDC Valve coilover shocks paired with tubular steel upper control arms, allowing for larger, more aggressive wheel and tire combinations without sacrificing towing capacity.

Key Features:

• Vehicle-specific tuned front and rear coilover shocks with unique valving developed specifically for the 2014-2020 Expedition
• 2.5 Series remote reservoir CDC Valve shocks for superior damping and vehicle control
• Tubular steel upper control arms with 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum CNC machined components for added strength, durability, and expanded alignment spec range
• Patented Delta Joint technology combining ball joint durability with uniball performance characteristics
• Zinc-plated housing with grease seal protection against corrosion and contamination
• Greasable metal-on-metal construction for noise-free operation and extended longevity
• Bolt-on installation design with ability to return vehicle to stock configuration
• Increased wheel travel and ride quality over stock suspension with no change in towing capacity

Developed through extensive in-house R&D and thousands of miles of real-world testing, this Stage 2 system represents ICON's complete performance solution for the Ford Expedition. The inclusion of tubular upper control arms with the patented Delta Joint provides greater articulation capability than traditional ball joints while offering superior durability and weather protection compared to standard uniballs, making this system ideal for both daily driving and demanding off-road conditions.

California Prop 65 Warning: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm.