STEEL SHOCKS

EXAMPLE 9500-The first digit is a (9), meaning the stroke is 9" long. The second digit is a (5), meaning the valve code is a 5 on both compression and rebound. When the third digit is something other than a (0), the second digit applies to compression only and the third digit then applies to rebound valve code only.

TA SERIES PRO-SHOCKS

"TA" refers toTake Apart. The numbers refer to the same as above..

PRO-LITE ALUMINUM SHOCKS

1. Same as above with exception of adding an "A" before the number and deleting the last digit "0". For threaded body shocks use "AC" before each part number.
2. "AC" Aluminum Shocks: Example AC76B- The first digit is a (7), meaning the stoke is 7" long. The second digit is a (6), meaning the valve code is a 6 on both compression and rebound. If there is a third digit such as in AC763B, the second digit applies to compression only and the third digit applies to rebound valve code only.
3. Adjustable "A" and "AC" Shocks: Example: A or AC953-8B-The first digit is a (9), meaning the stroke is 9" long. The second digit is a (5), meaning the valve code is a 5 on compression. The third and fourth digits indicate the adjustment range on rebound only.

SB SERIES PRO-SHOCKS

"SB" refers to small body (1.63" OD) design. First digit is the stroke in inches, and second digit is the valve code designation.

ASB SERIES COIL-OVER

Aluminum threaded small body (SB) shock. Simply add an "A" to the"SB" numbers = ASB.

Aluminum smooth small body (SB) shock. Simply order "SBA" non coil-over.

WB SERIES (non coil-over) PRO-SHOCKS

"WB" refers to the welded-on bearing mounting ends (non-removable). First digit is stroke in inches, and second digit is valve code designation.

ALL PRO-SHOCKS ARE OF A GAS CELL DESIGN AND CAN BE RUN UPSIDE DOWN TO REDUCE UNSPRUNG WEIGHT. ALL ALUMINUM SHOCKS COME WITH BOTH ENDS !