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#5606021
$118.99
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Universal Fit, 2.19" Overall Width, 7.75" Arm Length
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Return PolicyA quality friction shock which is fully functional. Bolt on design is made of steel and zinc plated. Great addition for any nostalgia style rod or racer.
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Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 5606021 |
| Brand | Offenhauser |
| GENERAL | |
| Overall Width | 2.19" |
| Arm Length | 7.75" |
| Centerline of Holes | 4.00" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Zinc Plated |
| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
| Notes | 5.50" center hole to center hole on the arm. Recomended that center bolts be torqued to 10-15 ft-lbs initially, then adjusted after a few miles per the user's taste. |
4.8
35 Reviews
Customers assert the product is of great quality and is suitable for specific applications, particularly for use on Model A and T vehicles. Users appreciate its practicality and fit, noting it slots well into factory frame locations, although some instances may require additional spacers or longer bolts. The shocks improve ride quality and are deemed superior in comparison to original or rebuilt hydraulic shocks, especially considering their competitive price point. The product's solid construction and heavyweight design make it a standout choice for buyers. However, some customers highlight minor issues with sharp edges due to inadequate deburring post plating, suggesting room for improvement in workmanship. Most users would recommend and repurchase this product, reflecting overall satisfaction with its performance.
4.8
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Offenhauser Nostalgia Friction Shocks
I purchased these for use of my '27 Model T Roadster build. An original set of period correct Hartford shocks are near impossible to find. These are darn need the same at a far better price. Thank you Speedway!
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
poor attention to detail
Looks like they will do the job. I'm not sure the stamped "spring" is really up to job. We'll see. The parts look like they were stamps and then plated without deburring ( sharp edges). I would have expected better workmanship from Offenhausee.
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Works great
5.0
5 months ago
Jamie
Illinois
Verified
I put these on a speedster I built and they work and look great
Would Recommend
Great
5.0
8 months ago
Ben
Illinois
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Great working shocks
Would Recommend
Looks awesome
5.0
11 months ago
Todd
Illinois
Verified
Best looking retro shocks out there. Looks great on my speedster. Gives it the early race car look I was going for.
Would Recommend
Cool
5.0
a year ago
Izzy
Illinois
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cool looking shocks
Would Recommend
Works
5.0
a year ago
Kim
Illinois
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Looks good. Works good
Would Recommend
Nice
5.0
a year ago
Skippy
Illinois
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Very nice setup. Looks and works great
Would Recommend
Good
5.0
a year ago
Benny
Illinois
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These are good quality shocks.
Would Recommend
I would buy again.
5.0
a year ago
Gray beard
Concord nc
Verified
Used for my rear shocks on my 1931 Ford closed cab pickup.
Would Recommend
Works
5.0
a year ago
Elvis
Illinois
Verified
These look awesome and work great
Would Recommend
Good
5.0
a year ago
Troy
Illinois
Verified
Good looking retro style shock Works great
Would Recommend
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8 Questions • 8 Answers
Is the angle of the lever relative to the mounting holes adjustable? I will need them angled upwards due to lowered position of axle relative to frame.
by Kurt
• 5 months ago
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I have a 1930 Model A coupe. Will these shocks use existing holes (old shock holes) to mount and will I need other parts to make them functional.
by Byron
• 7 years ago
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How "high" are these, from mounting surface to head of the bolt.
by Pete
• 10 years ago
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I have a Model A and was looking at this shock. I will be installing these shocks on a completely stock chassis. What will I need to purchase in addition to two sets of these shocks? Thanks!
by ModelA
• 10 years ago
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Is this shock 2.19 inches from the mounting surface to the top of the adjusting bolt? I have about 2 inches of clearance between the frame and hairpins. If the shock is more than 1 - 1/2 inches it won't fit.
by SteveT
• 12 years ago
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How do these function?
by colt
• 12 years ago
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I am looking to use these on my 6" drop front end that I got throgh Speedway and I was wondering what is the best way to mount them? Use the 3/8 stud that is shown and then the weld on tabs and then connect the tab to the stud with like a heim rod end?
by RR Nick
• 14 years ago
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I have a 41" tudor sedan with the stock stocks, are these suitable to use as replacements?
by MYSIC41
• 15 years ago
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