Shock absorber height between axes 300mm spring 7mm

Rear shock absorber with a red spring: the name gives 300 mm between axles and a 7 mm spring, and the photo marks 300 mm between the eye centres.

• The second line, 330 mm, matches the whole part's outline — that's the total length including the eye edges
• The Ø 7 mm arrow points to the spring wire
• There is only one card of this length in the range. The 8 mm-wire shocks come in 235 mm, 250 mm, 270 mm, 290 mm and 320 mm lengths, but not 300 mm
• Measure from the centre of one eye to the centre of the other eye — that's exactly the length the name gives. The part's full length including the eye edges is always greater; some photos give it as a separate figure, some don't
• The second dimension to match is the eye bore: a bolt thicker than the bore won't go in, and a thinner one will let the eye rattle
• Spring wire thickness changes stiffness: thicker wire — a firmer ride. If your old spring was thinner, the ride will feel firmer even if the length matches
• Time to replace it when oil is leaking from the rod, when the spring has sagged, or when the eye bushing has worked loose and rattles over bumps
• Shocks of this line sit in two categories in the shop — some under "Chassis & suspension", some in the "Shock absorbers" subcategory. If you don't find the right length here, open the other one too
• Supplier code MO 5916312043442 — quote it again when ordering

We'll say it straight. The eye bore diameter isn't marked in the drawing. Which specific model and year this item is for, the manufacturer didn't state, and we don't guess — but we can compare dimensions for you: write in your model and year. Before ordering, measure your old shock absorber from eye centre to eye centre and the eye bore diameter — or send a photo: we'll check before you order.

24-month warranty · tel. +370 685 777 56