Sprint Car Shock Bump Stop Cup - Larger Id For Big Bodied Shocks on 2040-parts.com
Fostoria, Ohio, United States
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This Bump Stop Cup is built with a larger ID size to accomodate the larger bodied shocks on the market. They are 3 1/2" deep with 2 1/4" ID which will fit over the big bodies of the Adjustable Pros, QA1 and ARS shocks. They are black anodized aluminum and come in shaft sizes of 1/2", 9/16", 5/8" & 15MM. They are made to slide over the shaft and seat against your bump stop. For more information call 704-232-1127 for your particular needs or visit www.sladeshocktechnology.com |
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