New Afco 1661-0.5 Threaded Small Body Aluminum Shock Mini Sprint Micro Sprint on 2040-parts.com
Lincoln, Nebraska, US
You are Bidding on a Brand New AFCO 1661-0.5 Small Aluminum Threaded Body Twin-Tube
Shock 6" Stroke 1 valving compression 0.5 valving rebound. This is new old stock that has the old style piston in it, and can be updated to the new style deflective disc technology. This Shock is perfect for both Dirt wing and non-wing micro sprints.
- Compressed Length: 11.59"
- Extended Length: 17.69"
- Threaded Body Accepts AFCO Coil Over Kit # 20123 (Not Included) Fits 1 7/8" I.D. Springs.
- Body O.D. 1.750"
- Shaft O.D. 0.490"
- This Shock does not have an included Shock Rod End, It is as pictured.
This shock is being sold as is, all photos are of the actual item being sold, so please review photos carefully before bidding as all sales are considered final except in cases where we have accidentally misrepresented what the quality or application of the item is. We will combine shipping where possible, please contact us before making payment. Sales tax at 7% will apply for customers in Nebraska & Indiana.
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