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Ridetech 22189842 Rear HQ Shock 7.55in Stroke for 1967-1969 Camaro Firebird

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Product Specification:

SKU:RID22189842

MPN: 22189842

UPC: 840123501905

Weight: 3.0 lb

Inventory: 4

Type: Shocks and Struts



Vehicle Fitment

  • 1967-1969 Chevrolet Camaro
  • 1967-1969 Pontiac Firebird

Fitment Notes

  • Sold individually (each); two units needed for a complete rear installation
  • Ridetech also offers a 1" additional drop kit, often used on 1967-1968 models to accommodate the rounded wheel opening

Features

  • 1.5" aluminum body, monotube design for easy installation and superior performance
  • Rebound adjustable for precise tunability on road or track
  • Larger piston and more precise valving than conventional twin-tube shocks
  • Impact-forged, hard-anodized body and heavy-duty shaft for durability
  • 1,000,001-mile warranty

Specifications

  • Location: Rear
  • Shock stroke: 7.55"
  • Compressed length: 11.55"
  • Ride height length: 16"
  • Extended length: 19.1"
  • Upper mount: Stem mount
  • Lower mount: Eyelet

Included Components

  • 1x Rear HQ Series Shock Absorber

Product Description

The Ridetech 22189842 Rear HQ Series Shock is a 7.55" stroke, eye/stud mount monotube shock built for the rear of a 1967-1969 Camaro or Firebird. Its 1.5" aluminum body and rebound-adjustable valving deliver noticeably better ride quality and handling than the factory shocks, with a larger piston providing more precise control than a conventional twin-tube design.

It pairs well with Ridetech's composite or steel leaf spring kits for a complete rear suspension refresh, and it's sold individually - a full rear installation needs two. Backed by the 1,000,001-mile warranty, it's a common bolt-on upgrade for owners looking to sharpen handling on a classic F-body.

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