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Pro Shocks® SBA641B Small Body Alum Shock, 6 In Shaft, 4, 1
Pro Shocks® SBA641B Small Body Alum Shock, 6 In Shaft, 4, 1
Midget, Mini Sprint, Sprint Car, Twin Tube Shock Type, Aluminum Shock Body Material, Anodized
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Shock Type:
Twin Tube
Shock Body Material:
Aluminum
Shock Body Type:
Smooth
Shock Body Size:
Small Body
Shock Stroke Range:
6.00" to 6.99"
Compression Valving:
4
Rebound Valving:
1
Shock Stroke:
6.00
Upper Shock Mount:
1/2" Spherical Rod End
Lower Shock Mount:
1/2" Spherical Rod End
Extended Length:
18.68"
Compressed Length Range:
12.00" to 12.99"
Compressed Length:
12.68"
Finish:
Anodized
MFG. Part #:
SBA641B
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Each
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Pro Shocks® Ultimate Series shocks have dyno serial numbers and come with a dyno sheet. SBA Series Shocks feature a small smooth non-coilover body shock.
Comp. Length: 10-3/8"
Ext. Length: 13-3/8"
Pro Shocks® Smooth Small Body Alum. Shock Chart Application (GIF)
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