QA1 DM501-2501 Heavy-Duty Pro Rear Coil-Over Conversion System for 3 1/4 in. Axle Tubes w/MOD-Series Shocks & 250 lb. Springs
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MOD-Series
QA1 DM501-2501 Heavy-Duty Pro Rear Coil-Over Conversion System Features:
- MOD-Series Coil-Overs are for top builds wanting more tunability and aggressive force curves, they feature modular valve packs allowing valving changes without removing them from the car. and with high-speed and low-speed bleed adjustability, these shocks are both streetable and able to get high-horsepower cars down the drag strip
- Simple weld-in solution to get the job done efficiently without major fabrication
- Axle-mounted brackets offer 3/4 in. increments of adjustment and the with the coil-over allows for fine-tuning and a total of 9-inches of ride height adjustability
- Double-shear bracketry is suitable for vehicles with a rear axle weight of 1700-2600 lbs.
QA1 DM501-2501 Heavy-Duty Pro Rear Coil-Over Conversion System Notes:
- Welding required
- Upper shock mount tubing is 1 5/8 in. diameter x .095 wall x 40 in. length
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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