1000 Series ShockWave Front - HQ Series

$1,545.00

The ShockWave is very similar to a CoilOver spring/shock assembly. Our CoilOvers and ShockWaves both use the same great monotube shock cartridge and offer damping adjustment. Both offer ride height adjustments. In many cases, RideTech CoilOvers are interchangeable with RideTech ShockWaves. The main distinction between CoilOvers and ShockWaves is that the metal coilspring is replaced with a pressure adjustable air spring. ShockWaves allow for electronic ride height adjustments at the push of a button.

The 1000 ShockWave Series

	Compressed	Ride	Extended	HQ Series
Stroke	Height	Height	Length	Eye/Eye
2.9″	9.3″	10.75″	11.6″	21120101
3.6″	10″	11.75″	13″	21130101
4.1″	10.75″	12.75″	14.25″	21140101

	Compressed	Ride	Extended	HQ Series
Stroke	Height	Height	Length	Eye/Stud
2.9″	9.6″	11″	11.9″	21120105
3.6″	10.3″	12.1″	13.3″	21130105
4.1″	11″	13.1″	14.5″	21140105

Although your specific vehicle may not be listed, we have a variety of ShockWaves that are designed to work with just about whatever setup you’re using. Whether you’re replacing your current CoilOvers, or starting a fresh build we can suit your air suspension needs.

Recommended Applications:
Independent front and / or Independent rear installations on vehicles weighing 1,500-2,500 lbs. per axle.
NOT recommended for solid axle rear applications … not enough travel, too much load capacity.

Load capacity: 2,140 lbs. @ 100 psi

The Handling Quality (“HQ”) Series features single adjustable shock valving. It is housed in a impact forged aluminum construction. The HQ series is available in a wide range of stroke lengths, and mounting styles to fit a large variety of applications.

Features:

Completely redesigned internal design
Aluminum construction
Single adjustable shock valving
Available in a wide range of stroke lengths, and mounting styles to fit large variety of applications
Impact forged body / mono-tube design for superior ride quality and durability
Easy & precise valve adjustment with 24 rebound clicks

General Terms to Know:

Compressed Length

This is the measurement from the two mounting points when the suspension is fully compressed.

Ride Length

This is the distance between the two mounting points when the vehicle is at the height it is intended to be driven.

Extended Length

This is the length between the mounting points when the suspension is at full extension.

Mounting Style