Product Summary

Universal Fit, Rear Position, Twin Tube Shock Type

  • Coil over is constructed out of strong aluminum with a plain finish
  • The urethane bushings are mounted at 11.5" compressed and 17.5" extended length to fit an ideal 15" measurement at ride height
  • Recommended to be used with 10" or 12" tall springs
  • They have a 11.50" compressed length and a 17.25" extended length
  • Both the upper and lower shock mount have a 5/8 inch bushing
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Key Specs

PositionRear
Shock AdjustabilitySingle Adjustable
Shock TypeTwin Tube
Shock Body MaterialAluminum
Upper Shock Mount5/8 Inch Bushing
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Pro Shocks 582ASB600 Details

Pro Shocks® adjustable coil-over shocks are easily adjustable for the perfect control that your ride deserves. Constructed out of strong aluminum with a plain finish. Urethane bushings are mounted at 11.5" compressed and 17.5" extended length to fit an ideal 15" measurement at ride height. Recommended use with 10" or 12" tall springs.

  • 3-way adjustable
  • Aluminum construction
  • Plain finish 
  • 11.50" compressed length
  • 17.25" extended length

Pro Shocks 582ASB600 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #582ASB600
BrandPro Shocks
PositionRear
Shock AdjustabilitySingle Adjustable
Shock TypeTwin Tube
Shock Body MaterialAluminum
Upper Shock Mount5/8 Inch Bushing
Lower Shock Mount5/8 Inch Bushing
Height AdjustableYes
FinishAnodized
GENERAL
Compressed Length Range11.00" to 11.99"
Compressed Length11.5"
Extended Length Range17.00" to 17.99"
Extended Length17.25"
Number of Valving Selections4
Body Diameter1.75"
Sold in QuantityEach
AdjustableYes

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I would buy this product again

5.0

6 years ago

Carguy5149

Le Claire, Iowa

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Great looking shock, adjustable firmness and ride height.

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how many clicks of damping adjustments?

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• 10 years ago

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