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Ridetech

Ridetech 12299525 Rear HQ Touring Shock Each for 2015-2026 Ford F-150 5.5in

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Product Specification:

SKU:RID12299525

MPN: 12299525

UPC: 840123520401

Weight: 4.4 lb

Inventory: 19

Type: Shocks and Struts



Description

Vehicle Fitment

  • 2015-2026 Ford F-150 (2WD and 4WD)

Fitment Notes

  • Sold individually (each) - a complete rear installation requires two units
  • Designed for use with a truck lowered approximately 5" in the rear
  • Compatible with Ridetech's rear sway bar, traction bars, and load-leveling system

Features

  • Fox Factory Performance 2.0 monotube aluminum body shock with large IFP piston
  • Poly-bushed design delivers daily-drivable street manners and reduced felt NVH
  • 24-position rebound adjustment for tunable suspension response
  • 100% bolt-on installation, no welding or fabrication required
  • 1,000,001-mile warranty
  • Made in the USA

Specifications

  • Location: Rear
  • Rebound adjustment: 24 positions
  • Compressed length: 15.42"
  • Ride height length: 18"-19.5"
  • Extended length: 22.37"

Included Components

  • 1x Rear HQ Touring Shock Absorber

Product Description

The Ridetech 12299525 is the individual rear shock used in Ridetech's Touring Lowering Kit for 2015-2026 F-150s lowered approximately 5" in the rear. Built around a Fox Factory Performance 2.0 monotube body with a large IFP piston, its poly-bushed mounting is designed to keep NVH in check for comfortable daily driving, distinguishing it from the firmer HQ Series option available on the same rear kit.

With 24 positions of rebound adjustment, it lets you fine-tune ride feel while still bolting in cleanly alongside the rest of Ridetech's rear lowering hardware. This is the single-unit part number - useful for replacing one shock or building a kit component-by-component - a full rear installation needs two.

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