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QA1 6295 62 Series Threaded Body Aluminum Shock, 5/5 Comp/Reb
QA1 6295 62 Series Threaded Body Aluminum Shock, 5/5 Comp/Reb
Dirt Late Model, Modified, Pavement Late Model, Non-Adjustable Shock Adjustability, Anodized
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Shock Adjustability:
Non-Adjustable
Shock Body Material:
Aluminum
Shock Body Type:
Threaded
Shock Body Size:
Large Body
Compression Valving:
5
Rebound Valving:
5
Mount Position:
Any
Upper Shock Mount:
Spherical Rod End
Lower Shock Mount:
Spherical Rod End
Extended Length Range:
24.00" to 24.99"
Extended Length:
24.3"
Compressed Length Range:
15.00" to 15.99"
Compressed Length:
15.38"
Schrader Valve:
No
Finish:
Anodized
Coil-Over Compatible:
Yes
Body Diameter:
2"
Rebuildable:
Yes
MFG. Part #:
6295
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Hardware Included:
No
Gas Charged:
No
Color:
Silver
Coilover Springs Included:
No
Info
The 62 Series is a threaded body shock made of lightweight aluminum. Commonly used when a coil-over shock is needed in dirt or asphalt applications, these shocks will provide drivers with plenty of grip and feel. The 62 Series is often used on late models and modifieds and works best on average to dry-slick dirt and asphalt tracks where traction is limited.
- Large threaded twin tube body
- Racer revalveable and rebuildable
- Non-fading
- Deflective disc valving
- 2" O.D. lightweight aluminum body
- Can be run in any orientation with no change in rate
- Custom valving available
- 100% Dyno tested and serialized
- Made in the USA
Important Messages
- 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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