Shock Absorber - MONROE 65452
Weight: 9.39 Lb. ( 4.27 Kg.)
Dimensions: 23.4 x 4.1 x 3.1 '' ( 59.4 x 10.5 x 8 cm)
UPC: 00048598173522
Condition: New
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Monroe Gas-Magnum 65 Shock Absorber
The Monroe® Gas-Magnum® 65 shock absorber is the first gas-charged, large-bore shock specifically designed for air spring and taper leaf suspensions. Its nitrogen gas charge provides the fast response essential for today's heavy truck suspension systems. Its extra-large piston bore is engineered to handle the demands of high mileage and severe use. When combined, the gas charge and large-bore provide the consistent control necessary for demanding truck suspensions.
- SHO: Gas-Magnum 65
- DEF: Shock Absorber
- ABR: Shock
- INV: Gas-Magnum 65
- KEY: Monroe Gas-Magnum 65 Shock Absorber
- EXT: Monroe Gas-Magnum 65 Shock Absorber
- ASM: MOTOR COACH IND. (M.C.I.) Coaches w/ Flexible Part Numbers Rear, MOTOR COACH IND. (M.C.I.) MC-5, MC-7, MC-8, MC-9, MC-12, MCI 96 / 102 (Mid Models) (Drive Axle Aft of Axle (Loop / Stem)) Rear, MOTOR COACH IND. (M.C.I.) MC-9, MC-12, MCI 96 / 102 (Late Models) (Drive Axle (Loop / Stem)) Rear, MOTOR COACH IND. (M.C.I.) - Motorhome Bus Chassis Coaches w/ O.E. Number Rear, MOTOR COACH IND. (M.C.I.) - Motorhome Bus Chassis O.E. Number (Drive Axle) Rear,
| Compressed Bumper Stop | No |
| Compressed Length | 15.125" |
| Dust Shield | Yes |
| Dust Shield Material | Metal |
| Extended Bumper Stop | No |
| Extended Hydraulic Lockout | Yes |
| Extended Length | 23.750" |
| Lower Mounting Code | Stem Mount - 3.5/16" Stem Length X 5/8"-11 Thread Pitch |
| Parts Pack(s) | P01482 |
| Product Grade | Premium |
| Total Part VIO | 0 |
| Travel Length | 8.625" |
| Upper Mounting Code | Loop Bushing Mount - 1" Bushing ID X 1.3/4" Bushing OAL |
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