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Pro Shocks SS100A PRO Street Stock Shock, Front, Adjustable
Pro Shocks SS100A PRO Street Stock Shock, Front, Adjustable
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Pro Shocks SS100A PRO Street Stock Shock, Front, Adjustable
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Part # 582SS100A
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Shock Type:
Twin Tube
Shock Body Material:
Steel
Position:
Front
Upper Shock Mount:
Single Stud
Lower Shock Mount:
T-Bar
Extended Length Range:
13.00" to 13.99"
Extended Length:
13.1"
Compressed Length Range:
8.00" to 8.99"
Compressed Length:
8.5"
Finish:
Painted
Coil-Over Compatible:
No
Body Diameter:
1.63"
MFG. Part #:
SS100A
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Each
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Pro street stock shocks are designed to replace the stock shocks in the original mounting locations. Three-way adjustable design with easy up, 50/50 and tie-down settings.
To adjust compress the shaft all the way in (collapsed). Keep light pressure on the collapsed shaft and turn counter-clockwise until you feel tang drop into slot. As you rotate clockwise there will be 3 sets of 3 different adjustments (9 positions). Continue to rotate until the mark on the shaft aligns with the desired dampening letter, marked on the shock body. If in question you will note the difference by hand stroking the shaft in and out.
Important Messages
- This product is discontinued.
- Get FREE shipping when your order includes this item and exceeds $99! Ground shipping only in the contiguous US.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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