Speedway Crate Engine A-Mod Left Rear Slick Shock
Modified, Rear Left Position
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Take the guess work out of selecting the right shocks for ever-changing track conditions. Speedway Motors shock department has worked with several teams to develop these winning Crate A-Mod shock combinations. They have run thousands of laps testing and have won many features. These shocks are based on the Bilstein SZ Series shocks, which makes them a great choice for IMCA, NASCAR and WISSOTA crate engine Modifieds. Speedway has tested and hand-selected the combination of valving and pistons to promote ideal handling and improved feel for any track condition.
Each shock is built and dynoed in-house. Each shock is individually labeled for each corner of the car with a 'Mud', 'Mid' or 'Slick' notation, making it easy to hit the right setup every time.
Crate Engine A-Mod Left Rear 'Slick' shock, 9" stroke.
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