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#1061032
AFCO 1032 10 Series Street Shocks, Rear, Camaro/Firebird, Comp 5/Reb 5
- These rear shocks are specifically designed for the 1970-81 Camaro/Firebird
- They are built with the valving you need for racing
- Specially assembled in a "stock" configuration body to meet most track rules
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Product Summary
Stock Car, Twin Tube Shock Type, Smooth Shock Body Type
- These rear shocks are specifically designed for the 1970-81 Camaro/Firebird
- They are built with the valving you need for racing
- Specially assembled in a "stock" configuration body to meet most track rules
- Split valves offer additional tuning capabilities over the standard valving
- Upper shock mount has a T-bar and the lower has a single stud
Key Specs
| Shock Type | Twin Tube |
| Shock Body Material | Steel |
| Shock Body Type | Smooth |
| Shock Body Size | Large Body |
| Position | Rear |
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Whatever your street stock choice, AFCO has the stock mount shock for you. These K-Series gas pressure shocks are built with the valving you need for racing, but are assembled in a "stock" configuration body to meet most track rules. The split-valve shocks offer additional tuning capabilities over the standard valving.
AFCO K-Series shocks are built to the highest quality standards and will deliver the control you need to keep your tires planted and your horsepower working for you.
- 1970-81 Camaro/Firebird
- Compressed Length: 14.50"
- Extended Length: 22.50"
Item Details
Comp. Length: 14.50"Extended Length: 22.50"
Comp/Rebound: 5/5
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AFCO 1032 Specifications
AFCO 1032 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 1032 |
| Brand | AFCO |
| Shock Type | Twin Tube |
| Shock Body Material | Steel |
| Shock Body Type | Smooth |
| Shock Body Size | Large Body |
| Position | Rear |
| Compression Valving | 5 |
| Rebound Valving | 5 |
| Upper Shock Mount | T-Bar |
| Lower Shock Mount | Single Stud |
| Extended Length Range | 22.00" to 22.99" |
| Extended Length | 22.5" |
| Compressed Length Range | 14.00" to 14.99" |
| Compressed Length | 14.5" |
| Finish | Painted |
| GENERAL | |
| Coil-Over Compatible | No |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
4.5
2 Reviews
Customers have highly appreciated the product for its accuracy and practicality, eliminating any guess work during utilization. Its performance has been praised, especially effective at higher speeds on smooth roads, giving it a nice road feel. Even though the product offers a slightly solid feel on rough roads, customers were satisfied as this was an expected feature. Many recommend it for its distinct qualities and plan to repurchase, setting our product in a favorable light compared to competitors.
Ratings & Reviews
4.5
2 Reviews
Customers have highly appreciated the product for its accuracy and practicality, eliminating any guess work during utilization. Its performance has been praised, especially effective at higher speeds on smooth roads, giving it a nice road feel. Even though the product offers a slightly solid feel on rough roads, customers were satisfied as this was an expected feature. Many recommend it for its distinct qualities and plan to repurchase, setting our product in a favorable light compared to competitors.
4.5
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I will buy this again for sure
5.0
a year ago
Grizz
Cashmere, Washington
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It is exactly what it says it is. Takes away the guess work
Would Recommend
70-81 F-body rear shock install and test
4.0
11 years ago
L78Rich
Southeastern PA.
Verified
Exactly the feel I was looking for. Gives a nice performance road feel especially at higher speeds on smooth roads. Just a touch on the solid side on rougher roads but I was expecting that. Thanks Speedway!!
Would Recommend
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Can this shock be mounted upside down?
by mikezilla
• 9 years ago
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