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Hobby Stock, Stock Car, Mono Tube Shock Type

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    Key Specs

    Shock TypeMono Tube
    Shock AdjustabilityNon-Adjustable
    Shock Body MaterialSteel
    Body Diameter46 mm
    Shock Body TypeSmooth
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    Bilstein AK1195 Details

    The technology that has made Bilstein a winner in Winston Cup, Indy Car and Formula 1 is now available to the grassroots level hobby stock and street stock racer. Bilstein mono tube gas shocks use deflective disk valving to give more precise and consistent valving. Plus, their rugged construction and precisely machined finishes ensure a long performance life. These shocks may cost more initially but they pay off in the winners circle!

    • Monotube body dissipates heat more effectively than twin-tube designs
    • Nitrogen gas puts shock oil under pressure to totally prevent shock fade
    • Allows for more precise, consistent set-ups
    • Weight transfer when you need it
    • Tires will stay on the track through the rough spots
    • Better control under braking
    • Mounting type: T-Bar to Pin
    • Valving: 577# / 359# digressive
    • 13.86" extended
    • 9.21" compressed

    Bilstein AK1195 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #AK1195
    BrandBilstein
    Shock TypeMono Tube
    Shock AdjustabilityNon-Adjustable
    Shock Body MaterialSteel
    Body Diameter46 mm
    Shock Body TypeSmooth
    Shock Body SizeSmall Body
    PositionFront
    Rebound ValvingCustom
    Mount PositionStock Mount
    Upper Shock Mount1/2" Spherical Rod End
    Lower Shock MountBushed Eyelet
    Extended Length Range13.00" to 13.99"
    Extended Length13.86"
    Compressed Length Range9.00" to 9.99"
    FinishPainted
    Compressed Length9.21"
    Gas ChargedYes
    GENERAL
    RebuildableYes
    Inside Diameter46 mm
    NotesT-Bar to Pin mounting
    Sold in QuantityEach

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    Is it 577 rebound / 359 comp? Thank you

    by Denis

    • 8 years ago

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