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Universal Fit, Twin Tube Shock Type, Chrome

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    QA1 Street Rod Series shock feature beautifully chrome plated 1.63" OD steel bodies. These three-way adjustable, gas pressurized and radial tuned shocks provide an excellent ride. Shock accepts 7/16" or 5/8" bolt for top bushing and 5/8" bolt in bottom bushing.

    Coil-over compatible with addition of kit 255-1951.

    NO WARRANTY, NO RETURNS ON GARAGE SALE ITEMS   

     

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    3.4

    5 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers appreciate the product for its aesthetics and easy setup. Top-performing and sturdy, these shocks are just the right requirement for customers' vehicles. Notably, these shocks enhance the performance of the front part of the car. Despite some concerns over the bushings, users generally recommend it over competitive alternatives. However, some users reported a durability issue with the shocks' weld being susceptible to breaking.

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    Can't get past yellow bushings

    2.0

    7 years ago

    Paul

    Lincoln ne

    Verified

    Look like a really nice shock but the yellow bushings are a Bit weird for me.

    Would Not Recommend

    Yes

    5.0

    8 years ago

    Joe

    Michigan

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    Easy setup

    Would Recommend

    Nice shocks

    5.0

    9 years ago

    Brad

    Columbia, Tn

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    Good looking and good performing shocks. Just what I needed for the front of my Hiboy.

    Would Recommend

    cheap

    1.0

    12 years ago

    joyful1

    Granite Falls, WA 98252, USA

    not even 1ooo miles on this shock and it broke at the barrel to shock canister weld no bigger than my pinky top

    Would Not Recommend

    nice shock

    4.0

    14 years ago

    robert 27

    martinez ca

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    these are great looking and worked great on the car also,should come with more bushings though!

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    11 Questions • 10 Answers

    Morning Guys , These shocks are adjustable , 3 positions ,( SR2254P ) Are there any marks on the shock to indicate which setting the shock is on , You could end up with one set on soft and one set on hard , How do I know to get them set the same , Dave

    by Dave T

    • 8 years ago

    1 answer

    What size shock do you recommend for a 32 Ford 3 window coupe with a fibre glass body?

    by Pamzie

    • 8 years ago

    1 answer

    I have four Carrera coil over shocks in the rear of my AC Cobra, the part number for the springs is 10CS250, the only part number on the shocks is 2244 and the measured extended length is 12" out of the car. The shocks are leaking and need replacing with the same brand and length, can you please advise the right shocks for replacements.

    by Matt

    • 9 years ago

    1 answer

    Is there a shorter version of this shock available? I would like a 7"-10" range of motion

    by LODAC

    • 9 years ago

    1 answer

    Can the eyelet on the shaft screwed off and a adapter be screwed on to accommodate a stud type mount for an A or B body Chevrolet ?.

    by Paul

    • 10 years ago

    1 answer

    I have a Carrera gas cell hypershock 3 way adjustable part#3265 reference Qa1#7565A. My question is does Carrera part#255-3265 come with 1/2"ID bearings on both mounting ends? And if they do can I knock out the 1/2"ID bearing and install a 5/8 "ID bushing?

    by johnsack

    • 11 years ago

    1 answer

    I need a coil over kit for this shock. Please advise

    by 7044356560os

    • 11 years ago

    1 answer

    is the length stated overall (outside to outside) or center to center of the eyelets?

    by Scottsssss

    • 11 years ago

    1 answer

    can this shock be used in the inverted- upside down- position? I may want to mount this shock upside down in the rear for clearance and in front to reduce unsprung weight. Thanks!

    by norcaltuna

    • 13 years ago

    1 answer

    Mounted length What is the mounted length of these shocks?

    by Zandoz

    • 13 years ago

    1 answer

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