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#1062001E
AFCO Edge Super Stock 4 Shock Package
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Return PolicyThe EDGE valve is more than one special valve code. It is an entire package of specifically engineered racing shocks that work together to provide a performance edge that you will feel the first time you take to the track.
If you want to take the guesswork of out of your shock set-up, the new line of Afco EDGE Valve shock is your answer. The unique resistance curve of EDGE Valve shocks is very different than the resistance curve provided by generic, off the shelf, 3, 4, 5, 6 etc. Type compression and rebound valves. They use deflective disc technology and are user rebuildable. Each EDGE shock listed is designed to provide specific rebound and compression dampening at both low and high speed shaft velocities to maximize handling for specific track conditions on modifieds equipped with 4 link and/or Watts (Z-Link) suspension only.
Now you can buy these parts separately, as well!
Included:
(2) 106-19E2LFRFS Right and Left Front
(1) 106-19E2RRS Right Rear
(1) 106-19E2LRBS Left Rear
You may also purchase these parts separately.
Included:
(2) 106-19E2LFRFS Right and Left Front
(1) 106-19E2RRS Right Rear
(1) 106-19E2LRBS Left Rear
You may also purchase these parts separately.
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | EDGE2-S |
| Brand | AFCO |
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3 months ago
Bob
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Shocks have no compression. Waited 3 weeks really disappointed
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Are these rebuildable?...whats the projected life span with normal wear and tear?
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• 7 years ago
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