Summit Racing™ Sport Truck Shocks for 2004-2008 F-150, 2003-2007 H2 - SUM-G77055

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Part Number: SUM-G77055

$39.99

Shock, Twin-Tube, Rear, Ford, Each
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Summit Racing™ Sport Truck Shocks for 2004-2008 F-150, 2003-2007 H2 - SUM-G77055

Summit Racing™ Sport Truck Shocks for 2004-2008 F-150, 2003-2007 H2 - SUM-G77055

SUM-G77055

5 out of 5 stars ( 1 )

Part Number: SUM-G77055

Estimated Ship Date from Texas: Tomorrow

$39.99

Estimated Ship Date from Texas: Tomorrow

Overview

Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
SUM-G77055
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
SUM-G77055
UPC:
190861068421
Ride Height:
Stock/Lowered
Ride Height Note:
Additional ride height information may be available for your vehicle, please refer to the app tab.
Lowered Amount Range (in.):
0.00-6.00 in.
Extended Length (in.):
19.92
Collapsed Length (in.):
13.15
Internal Design:
Twin-tube
Adjustable Valving:
No
Gas Charged:
Yes
Upper Mount:
Eyelet
Lower Mount:
Eyelet
Bushing Material:
Urethane
Bushing Color:
Black
Boot Included:
No
Body Diameter (in.):
2.375
Remanufactured:
No
Quantity:
Sold individually.

Summit Racing™ Sport Truck Shocks

Our Summit Racing™ sport-truck shocks have special valving and 180 psi of pressurized nitrogen gas to help give your truck better handling. They also have a big 1 3/8 in. piston bore and variable-speed damping to help prevent fading and give you a comfortable, controlled ride.

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