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QA1 ALN1500K Pro Coil-Over System, 100/200 lbs

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QA1 ALN1500K Pro Coil-Over System, 100/200 lbs
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#721ALN1500K

QA1 ALN1500K Pro Coil-Over System, 100/200 lbs

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100/200 lb

130/250 lb175/350 lb

$766.95

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$849.65

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Product Summary

Universal Fit, Rear Position, Mono Tube Shock Type

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    Key Specs

    PositionRear
    Shock AdjustabilityNon-Adjustable
    Shock TypeMono Tube
    Shock Body MaterialAluminum
    Upper Shock MountBearing
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    QA1 ALN1500K Details

    If you want the best ride in rodding, but don't need all of the valving options, QA1's Aluma Matic non-adjustable shock is the best for you.

    • Lightweight Aluminum Body
    • 100% Dyno Test and Serialized
    • 11.125" compressed height
    • 16.375" extended height
    • 13.50"-14" recommended ride height
    • Revalveable and Rebuildable by the QA1 Factory or QA1 Authorized Service Centers
    • American Made
    • Precision Machined Aluminum Piston with PTFE Piston Band
    • 100-200 lbs spring rate
    • Sold as a kit

    QA1 ALN1500K Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #ALN1500K
    BrandQA1
    PositionRear
    Shock AdjustabilityNon-Adjustable
    Shock TypeMono Tube
    Shock Body MaterialAluminum
    Upper Shock MountBearing
    Lower Shock MountBearing
    Height AdjustableYes
    FinishPolished
    GENERAL
    Coilover Springs IncludedYes
    Bushing MaterialSpherical bearing
    Body Diameter2"
    Sold in QuantityKit
    AdjustableNo
    Hardware IncludedYes
    Crossmember IncludedYes
    Welding RequiredYes
    Gas ChargedYes
    Mounting Bracket IncludedYes
    Spring FinishPowder Coated
    GTIN Code806990000798

    Questions & Answers

    1 Question • 1 Answer

    what is the travel and compressed length of the shock?

    by scott111

    • 9 years ago

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