NX2 Nitro Rear Shock - 0-Inch Lift for 2004-2020 Ford F-150 4WD
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Description
Equip your 2004-2020 Ford F150 4WD with BDS NX2 Nitro Series rear shocks for exceptional performance at an unbeatable price. These shock absorbers feature a pressurized nitrogen-charged twin-tube design and 10-stage velocity-sensitive valving to deliver lightning-fast dampening on any terrain, whether on or off-road.
The 2-inch shock bodies are equipped with a 1-3/8-inch fluon-banded piston, self-lubricating seals, and a 14mm hardened chrome shaft, ensuring durability against rocks and corrosion. Swapping over your shocks is a breeze with included polyurethane bushings and metal sleeves.
Available in a variety of stem and eyelet bushing configurations to suit your specific needs and compatible with all current BDS lift kits. Finished in a long-lasting metallic silver paint with striking NX2 decals. Designed for use with 0-inch lift kits.
The 2-inch shock bodies are equipped with a 1-3/8-inch fluon-banded piston, self-lubricating seals, and a 14mm hardened chrome shaft, ensuring durability against rocks and corrosion. Swapping over your shocks is a breeze with included polyurethane bushings and metal sleeves.
Available in a variety of stem and eyelet bushing configurations to suit your specific needs and compatible with all current BDS lift kits. Finished in a long-lasting metallic silver paint with striking NX2 decals. Designed for use with 0-inch lift kits.
Features & Benefits
- Vehicle-specific valving for better control
- Pressurized nitrogen-charged twin-tube design
- 10-stage velocity-sensitive valving
- Dual-welded ends for increased strength
- 1-3/8-inch fluon-banded piston with self-lubricating seals
- High-end performance at an affordable price
NX2 Nitro Rear Shock - 0-Inch Lift for 2004-2020 Ford F-150 4WD | SKU BDS85651
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