Product Summary

59-72 Chevy, 55-72 GMC, Twin Tube Shock Type, Enamel

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    Key Specs

    Shock TypeTwin Tube
    Shock AdjustabilityNon-Adjustable
    Shock Body TypeSmooth
    Shock Stroke Range5.00" to 5.99"
    PositionFront and Rear
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    CPP DT-4052G Details

    Designed to enhance your truck's performance and provide quick response to road conditions. The 180 psi nitrogen gas cylinder was specifically built with performance in mind to give a boost in cornering performance. The outstanding quality is backed with a lifetime warranty.

    Applications:

    • 1955-59 Chevy Truck Front, Stock Height
    • 1963-72 Chevy Truck Front, Stock Height
    • 1960-72 Chevy Truck Rear, 5" Lowered

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    CPP DT-4052G Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #DT-4052G
    BrandCPP
    Shock TypeTwin Tube
    Shock AdjustabilityNon-Adjustable
    Shock Body TypeSmooth
    Shock Stroke Range5.00" to 5.99"
    PositionFront and Rear
    Stroke5.50"
    Mount PositionBody-Down
    Upper Shock MountBushed Eyelet
    Lower Shock MountBushed Eyelet
    Extended Length Range15.00" to 15.99"
    Extended Length15.50"
    Compressed Length Range10.00" to 10.99"
    FinishEnamel
    Compressed Length10.00"
    Gas ChargedYes
    GENERAL
    External CanisterNo
    Bushing MaterialPolyurethane
    Boot IncludedNo
    ColorBlack
    Bushing ColorRed
    DrivetrainRWD
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    It seems to be a really good shock for the price

    5.0

    3 years ago

    Woods

    Chillicothe ohio

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    I would recommend them to anyone who is lowering their C10

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    Questions & Answers

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    What's the bolt size required for this?

    by Christian

    • 4 years ago

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