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Ridetech 21140701 7000 Series ShockWave System, 4.1 Inch Stroke
- Features a completely redesigned internal design
- The aluminum impact forged construction allows leak free operation
- Has a monotube design for superior oil control
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, Mono Tube Shock Type
- Features a completely redesigned internal design
- The aluminum impact forged construction allows leak free operation
- Has a monotube design for superior oil control
- An easy & precise valve adjustment has 26 rebound clicks
- Shock has single adjustable shock valving and a 4.1" stroke
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The 7000 ShockWave Series
Although your specific vehicle may not be listed, we have a variety of ShockWaves that are designed to work with just about whatever setup you’re using. Whether you’re replacing your current CoilOvers, or starting a fresh build we can suit your air suspension needs.
Recommended Applications:
Diameter and load capacity: 4? diameter 7000 series = 780 lbs. @ 100 psi
Handling Quality Series
The Handling Quality (“HQ”) Series features single adjustable shock valving. It is housed in a impact forged aluminum construction. The HQ series is available in a wide range of stroke lengths, and mounting styles to fit a large variety of applications.
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Ridetech 21140701 Specifications
Ridetech 21140701 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 21140701 |
| Brand | Ridetech |
| GENERAL | |
| GTIN Code | 840123509307 |
| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
| Shock Type | Mono Tube |
| Shock Body Material | Aluminum |
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Questions & Answers
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Questions & Answers
2 Questions • 2 Answers
Have a 71 Dodge Dart would like to know if ride Tech replaces the springs trying to raise the car up so I can put a 255 on the back
by Ronald
• 3 years ago
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What would I use to adjust the height of these shocks?
by KG
• 4 years ago
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