There are only minor differences between the Sn95 and Fox
suspension. Most of the parts are somewhat interchangeable with minor differences. Those differences don't justify the extra effort to use Sn95 parts over fox parts, so stick with Fox parts. Springs will interchange, shocks/struts,
control arms, etc.
The parts that give the Sn95 the wider
suspension are the front
control arms (3/4" longer) and the rear disk brakes which add 3/4" each side to clear the ABS tone rings.
With the front
control arms, adding that extra 3/4" usually translates to extreme camber because the top strout mounts cannot move out far enough to compensate. Out back, the wider leads leads to wheel fitment issues.
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