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Pro Shocks® SS201 PRO Street Stock Non-Adjustable Shock, Rear
Pro Shocks® SS201 PRO Street Stock Non-Adjustable Shock, Rear
Hobby Stock, Stock Car, Twin Tube Shock Type, Non-Adjustable Shock Adjustability, Rear Position
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Pro Shocks® SS201 PRO Street Stock Non-Adjustable Shock, Rear
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Part # 582SS201
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Shock Type:
Twin Tube
Shock Adjustability:
Non-Adjustable
Shock Body Material:
Steel
Shock Body Type:
Smooth
Shock Body Size:
Small Body
Position:
Rear
Upper Shock Mount:
T-Bar
Lower Shock Mount:
5/8" Bushed Eyelet
Extended Length Range:
20.00" to 20.99"
Extended Length:
20.95"
Compressed Length Range:
12.00" to 12.99"
Compressed Length:
12.75"
Finish:
Painted
Coil-Over Compatible:
No
MFG. Part #:
SS201
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Each
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Pro Shocks® street stock shocks are available in adjustable and non-adjustable. Designed to replace the stock shocks in the original mounting locations. They have extra heavy damping, designed for the punishment of Street Stock racing.
12.75" compressed/20.95" extended
Item Details
REAR - GM Full size & Mid size, Chevelle, Monte Carlo, Cutlass, Grand Prix, GTO, Tempest, Regal and Skylark12.75" compressed/20.95" extended
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Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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