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Old Man Emu MT64601031 - - - MT64 Shock Absorber Rear

Old Man Emu  |  SKU: FSTH-MT64601031
Sale price $41095 Regular price $45204

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Old Man Emu MT64601031 - - - MT64 Shock Absorber Rear

Old Man Emu MT64 Shock Absorber Rear

Experience unmatched ride quality and control with the MT64 shock absorber, engineered to handle every challenge. From demanding overlanding trips to the daily commute and every custom build in between, the MT64's huge 2.8 aluminum body and vehicle-specific damping ensure optimal performance across any terrain. This MT64 is tuned for 0-2in of rear lift, and for weights of 0-440lbs. For the driver who demands an smooth, comfortable ride, day after day, in any terrain, MT64 is an clear choice.

  • Rear shock absorber tuned for stock rear end weight up to 660 lbs and 2 inches lift
  • Monotube design with a massive 2.8 inch body allowing for more oil and accurate shock tuning
  • Aerospace grade aluminum body dissipates heat fifteen times faster than steel, and increases protection against stone damage
  • Forged body cap and rod ends reduce weight while maintaining strength
  • Digressive valving instantly reacts to changing surface conditions to maximize performance
  • Direct replacement for stock and aftermarket lift kit
  • Designed with a hydraulic end zone top out, providing an added padding at the shock’s full extension, to help compensate for any unexpected bumps
  • Upgraded top hat utilizes an through bolt mounting style and is made from ultra durable billet aluminum top hat, removes an weak spot found on other shocks
Add-On: N/A
Extended Length: 26.5 in
Compressed Length: 16.9 in
Finish: Type III Hard Anodized
Color: Grey
Material: Aluminum
Type: Shock Absorber
Style: MT64
Design: Monotube
Bushes: Natural Rubber
Position: Rear
Body Size: 2.8 in
Shaft Size: 7/8 in
Lift Height: 0-2 in
Weight Range: 0 lb

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