Product Summary

83-00 Chevy, 04-12 Chevy, 83-00 GMC, 04-12 GMC

  • OEM style mount bushings included
  • Nitrogen pressurized with hardened chrome piston rod
  • Low friction Teflon seals & guide bushings
  • Twin tube shock type design
  • 20.00" to 20.99" extended length range
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Key Specs

Shock TypeTwin Tube
Shock AdjustabilityNon-Adjustable
Shock Body MaterialSteel
Shock Body TypeSmooth
Shock Body SizeSmall Body
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Western Chassis 55830 Details

  • High performance valving
  • Hardened chrome piston rod
  • Low friction teflon seals & guide bushings
  • Nitrogen pressurized
  • OEM style mount bushings

Western Chassis 55830 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #55830
BrandWestern Chassis
Shock TypeTwin Tube
Shock AdjustabilityNon-Adjustable
Shock Body MaterialSteel
Shock Body TypeSmooth
Shock Body SizeSmall Body
Shock Stroke Range7.00" to 7.99"
PositionRear
Stroke7.48"
Mount PositionStock Mount
Upper Shock Mount5/8 Inch Bushing
Lower Shock Mount5/8 Inch Bushing
Extended Length Range20.00" to 20.99"
Extended Length20.47"
Compressed Length Range12.00" to 12.99"
Compressed Length12.99"
Gas ChargedYes
GENERAL
RebuildableNo
Bushing MaterialRubber
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I would buy this product again

5.0

9 years ago

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I installed the s 10 rear drop shocks in a street rod with a s 10 rear end and upper shock mount, they worked out well.

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions • 3 Answers

I have a 1998 s10. I saw your product while searching for shocks and i have a question. Will these shocks be able to fit my s10 considering my blocks be 4 in drop

by Nathaniel

• 4 years ago

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I have a 92 GMC Sonoma and i'm dropping the rear with 3 inch blocks, this is for that type of application correct? also are they compatible with my year truck?

by RoyalT

• 8 years ago

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What is the open and closed deminsions? What are the demensions when the shock is fully compressed and when it is fully extended? Thanks.

by Affordable

• 13 years ago

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