Product Summary

Oval Track Cars, 2.32" Overall Height, Black, Rubber

  • Fits most racing shocks with 5/8" shaft
  • Durable hardened rubber construction
  • Easy installation
  • Superior protection
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #570BR38
Overall Height2.32"
Inside Diameter.62"
Diameter Big End1.93"
Diameter Small End1.70"
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Speedway Motors 570BR38 Details

These bump rubbers fit on your shocks to prevent them from bottoming out and getting damaged on a rough track. They’re cheap insurance for expensive shocks.

  • Fits most racing shocks with 5/8" shaft 
  • Durable hardened rubber construction
  • Easy installation
  • Superior protection

Specs

  • Material: hardened rubber
  • Color: Red (soft); White (medium); Black (hard)
  • ID: 5/8”
  • OD: 2”
  • Height: 2-1/2"
  • Overall diameter at large end is 1.938"
  • Overall diameter at small end is 1.696"

Speedway Motors 570BR38 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #570BR38
BrandSpeedway Motors
Overall Height2.32"
Inside Diameter.62"
Diameter Big End1.93"
Diameter Small End1.70"
ColorBlack
Material TypeRubber
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Ratings & Reviews

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Overall Assessment

Customers highly appreciate the product for its excellent fit and quality. Experiences suggest its practicality and usefulness, strengthening its place above competitors. There's feedback on the great assistance offered when questions arise, showing superior specifications compared to other options. Some found it softer than preferred, yet the material quality remains commendable.

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Yes, I would

5.0

6 months ago

Steve

Illinois

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Every time I buy something from Speedway, it fits. People are great if you need to ask questions.

Would Recommend

Good product

5.0

4 years ago

Pat

Oklahoma

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Too soft but great quality

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

1 Question • 1 Answer

Will these work on a standard shock with the welded hoop type bushing? How do I install these over the shock end? Is there an installation tool available? Thanks

by Nick

• 7 years ago

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