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#582SM400
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74-78 Ford Mustang II, Twin Tube Shock Type, Chrome
| Shock Type | Twin Tube |
| Shock Body Material | Steel |
| Body Diameter | 1.84" |
| Shock Body Type | Smooth |
| Shock Body Size | Small Body |
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Return PolicyStock mount style, modern gas cell shock. Fits where your original Mustang II shock went. Lower mount accepts a 7/16" bolt. Has a 10" ride height.
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 582SM400 |
| Brand | Pro Shocks |
| Shock Type | Twin Tube |
| Shock Body Material | Steel |
| Body Diameter | 1.84" |
| Shock Body Type | Smooth |
| Shock Body Size | Small Body |
| Extended Length Range | 12.00" to 12.99" |
| Extended Length | 12.25" |
| Compressed Length Range | 8.00" to 8.99" |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Compressed Length | 8.25" |
| GENERAL | |
| Bushing Diameter | 1.25" |
| Hole Diameter | .435" |
| Thread Length | 1.00" |
| Bushing Length | 1.50" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
4.9
10 Reviews
Customers have repeatedly purchased this product, highlighting its quality, reliability, and the easy installation process. They have expressed satisfaction with the product's fit for Mustang II style front suspensions in hot rods. The visual aspect of the shock was also appreciated, with numerous positive comments about its nice and polished look. Its superior length compared to stock ones provided practical value for some users. Those who used these shocks in multiple vehicles haven't experienced problems, evidencing the product's consistency. The original users appraise their durability from 25 years ago, and the product is also praised as an excellent value and quality.
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I would buy this product again and I did. My 2nd purchase.
5.0
5 years ago
Snagglepuss
North Carolina
Verified
Nice looking shock for hot rods with Mustang II style front suspensions. Easy to install & fits well.
Would Recommend
Yes
5.0
5 years ago
A Clark
Jasper, Al.
Verified
Worked great. They were longer than the stock ones I had, these were what I needed.
Would Recommend
Repair broken shock
5.0
8 years ago
JVM
Indiana
Verified
The original shocks were installed on my 36 plymouth street pro hot rod over 25 years ago. One front shock bushing gave out. Replaced the 2 front shocks with the same shocks originally installed. Hope they are still as dependable as the originals!
Would Recommend
I have purchased this product before
5.0
8 years ago
Thirty3RDT
Bakersfield,CA
Verified
This is the third vehicle I have used these shocks and have not had any problems
Would Recommend
Very Nice Piece.
5.0
8 years ago
Jay
National Automobile Museum
Verified
Nicely Finished
Would Recommend
Excellent product
5.0
10 years ago
Thirty3RDT
Bakersfield,CA
Verified
arrived on time and in excellent condition as always
Would Recommend
Excellent value
5.0
15 years ago
Thirty3RDT
Bakersfield, CA
Verified
[...] fit perfectly, no problems with installation
Would Recommend
Great Product!
5.0
16 years ago
Thirty3RDT
Bakersfield, CA
Verified
Shocks fit perfectally, had no problems with installation
Would Recommend
nice looking quality shocks
4.0
16 years ago
Jim Dyer
Rockwall, Texas
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Would Recommend
Great product
5.0
16 years ago
Tskins
Sacramento, CA
Its chrome
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2 Questions • 2 Answers
Which springs do yo reccommend to match with Pro Shocks SM400 Shocks? I'm updating my mustang II front end on a 1932 Ford Pickup. The front end is light, but has a very rough ride. The engine is a 350 Chevy S/B and a 350 turbo transmission. I've purchased standard Mustang II upper and lower control arms from Speedway, but need guidance on the shocks, especially the springs. What spring rate and length would you recommend (would I have to cut the springs myself)....
by AlexA
• 12 years ago
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Hi, I'm interested to buy a pair of shocks but I would like to know the maximum exterior diameter of those shocks because in my mounting system, they need to drop into a tube for the mount. Thanks for all, Math,
by Madmath
• 15 years ago
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1974-1978 Ford Mustang II
