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#721DS50112130V
QA1 DS501-12130V Pro Coil-Over Conversion System, 130-250 lbs. Spring Rate
100/200 lb175/350 lb
$799.95
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Key Specs
| Position | Rear |
| Spring Rate | 130 lbs. |
| Shock Adjustability | Single Adjustable |
| Shock Type | Twin Tube |
| Shock Body Material | Aluminum |
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QA1 DS501-12130V Details
Looking for an easy way to convert your stock suspension to a coil-over suspension? QA1 has you covered with their Pro Coil-Over Conversion System. Includes absolutely everything you need to get the job done!
- Spring Mounting Hardware Included
- 100% Dyno Tested and Serialized
- Revalveable and Rebuildable by the QA1 Factory or QA1 Authorized Service Centers
- Made in the USA
- 12 inch coilover springs included
- 130-250 lbs spring rate
- Sold as a kit
QA1 DS501-12130V Specifications
QA1 DS501-12130V Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | DS501-12130V |
| Brand | QA1 |
| Position | Rear |
| Spring Rate | 130 lbs. |
| Shock Adjustability | Single Adjustable |
| Shock Type | Twin Tube |
| Shock Body Material | Aluminum |
| Shock Stroke | 5.00 |
| Upper Shock Mount | Eyelet |
| Lower Shock Mount | Eyelet |
| Height Adjustable | Yes |
| Finish | Anodized |
| GENERAL | |
| Compressed Length Range | 11.00" to 11.99" |
| Compressed Length | 11.63" |
| Extended Length Range | 16.00" to 16.99" |
| Extended Length | 16.88" |
| Number of Valving Selections | 18 |
| Body Diameter | 2.00" |
| Sold in Quantity | Kit |
| Adjustable | Yes |
| Gas Charged | No |
| GTIN Code | 806990063045 |
Ratings & Reviews
Ratings & Reviews
Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
2 Questions • 2 Answers
I have a 1964 Corvair van which I want to convert 2 coilover shocks so I can adjust the height including the camber of the back wheels
by Dana
• 8 years ago
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I want to use these on the rear of my 1940 hot rod pickup truck. I have a 4 bar suspension system. What spring rate should I consider?
by Bill
• 8 years ago
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