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Pro Shocks® SBA654B Smooth Sm Body Alum Shock 6 In Shaft, 5/4
Pro Shocks® SBA654B Smooth Sm Body Alum Shock 6 In Shaft, 5/4
Midget, Mini Sprint, Sprint Car, Twin Tube Shock Type, Aluminum Shock Body Material, Anodized
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Pro Shocks® SBA654B Smooth Sm Body Alum Shock 6 In Shaft, 5/4
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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:
5
Rebound Valving:
4
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 #:
SBA654B
Sold in Quantity:
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)
Important Messages
- Get FREE shipping when your order includes this item and exceeds $99! Ground shipping only in the contiguous US.
- This item 582SBA654B is made to order. It will be shipped from our warehouse when it is produced.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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