New Carrera Adjustable Coilover Shock, 3254 Small Body Shock-4.5 In Stroke on 2040-parts.com
Atascadero, California, United States
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A gas cell Hypershock™ with a chrome plated steel body. This shock will not fade no matter how long the race. It can be run in any position, including upside down. This is desireable because it reduces unsprung weight by having only the shaft move with the suspension (instead of the shaft standing still and the whole shock body moving). Shocks now include 1/2" bearing ends. Accepts coil-over mount kits.
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