$549.95

Sensor, Shock Travel, 9.700 in. - 13.700 in. Travel Range, Each
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Racepak Shock Travel Sensors 800-LN-TRV4

Racepak Shock Travel Sensors 800-LN-TRV4

RPK-800-LN-TRV4

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Part Number: RPK-800-LN-TRV4

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
800-LN-TRV4
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
RPK-800-LN-TRV4
UPC:
815046026576
Sensor Usage:
Distance/Travel
Sensor Compatibility:
Linear
Sensor Connection:
3-pin
Sensor Travel:
4 in.
Thread Adapter Fittings Included:
No
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
Sensor has 9.700 in.-13.700 in. travel range.

Racepak Shock Travel Sensors

Shock travel sensors are linear potentiometers that record the slightest amount of suspension movement. Monitoring the extension and compression of the shock absorbers aids greatly in understanding what the chassis is doing. It is a principal means of evaluating suspension movement and chassis setup.

Regardless of your type of racing, Racepak shock travel sensors provide information that is frequently crucial to separating winners from the also-rans. They are usually connected through an analog port of a data recorder (sold separately) and monitored at high sample rates. An analog channel is required for each sensor; a separate sensor is required for each wheel monitored.

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