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QA1 TN506 - Stocker Star Series Front Shock Absorber - Non Adj. - 9.875in/14.875in - Aluminum

QA1  |  SKU: BJGM-TN506
Sale price $17995 Regular price $19936

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Description

QA1 TN506 - Stocker Star Series Front Shock Absorber - Non Adj. - 9.875in/14.875in - Aluminum

Shock Stocker 10.39 -15.35 Stud/Stud

Stocker Star non-adjustable smooth body shock.

QA1 offers stock mount aluminum adjustable shocks for 67-69 Chevy II or Novas. Single, Drag ''R'' Series and non-adjustable valving allows for your choice of ride quality. With its smooth look, high performance handling and unbeatable price, you can't go wrong with a QA1 smooth body shocks. These lightweight billet aluminum smooth body shocks are made in the USA and offer easy, bolt-in installation. They are 100% dyno tested and serialized and serviceable and rebuildable by QA1 authorized service centers.

  • An easy performance upgrade over stock.
  • Easy bolt-in installation that works with your factory suspension.
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty for peace of mind.
  • Proudly made in the USA
Body Color: Silver
Body Material: Aluminum
Boot Included: No
Color: Natural
Dust Shield Included: No
Coil Spring Insulator(s) Included: No
Finish: Anodized
Gas Charged: No
Grade Type: Performance
Hydraulic Lockout: No
Internal Construction Type: Twin Tube
Body Diameter: 1.625
Mounting Hardware Included: No
Remote Reservoir: No
Rod Diameter: 0.625
Self-Leveling: No
Shaft Material: Carbon Steel
Internal Rebound Spring: No
Type: Telescopic
Valving Type: Digressive
Brand: QA1
Manufacturer Part Number: TN506
UPC: 806990055804
Active or Passive Suspension: Passive
Adjustable Compression: No
Adjustable Rebound: No
Adjustable Ride Height: No
Bladder(s) Included: No

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