Us Stock Qa1 27 Series Monotube Shock Absorber - 10.38" Compressed Height, 15.67" Extended Height, 3-5m Valving, Imca Sealed - 1971-1996 Chevrolet Impala Device [GTmW8hnw]

QA1 27 Series Monotube Shock Absorber

The QA1 27 Series Monotube Shock Absorber is designed for the 1971-1996 Chevrolet Impala, offering a premium solution for stock shock mounting locations. This innovative shock absorber combines the durability and performance of the 26 Series with the convenience of a stock mount option. Engineered to withstand the demands of street stocks, hobby stocks, mini stocks, and other racing classes, the 27 Series provides a reliable and high-quality driving experience.

Key Product Features

The 27 Series shock absorbers are constructed with a zinc-plated body for enhanced corrosion resistance, ensuring longevity and performance. With a 46 MM hard anodized piston and multiple valving options, these shocks offer precise control over suspension settings. The damping curve allows for complete control at low shaft speeds without excessive forces at high shaft velocities. This linear valving provides a more stable car and allows drivers to better feel the vehicle, enhancing overall handling and control. The shocks are also racer revalveable and rebuildable, designed for unparalleled repeatability and customization.

Standard Features and Specifications

This QA1 shock absorber comes equipped with a custom ride height, an extended length of 15.67 inches, and a collapsed length of 10.13 inches. The monotube internal design, adjustable valving, and gas charging capabilities ensure optimal performance in various driving conditions. The upper mount is a stud, while the lower mount is a T-bar, providing a secure and stable fit. The polyurethane bushing material and black bushing color further contribute to the shock's durability and aesthetics. Every QA1 shock is 100% dyno tested and serialized to guarantee peak performance and ensure customer satisfaction. The 27 Series is a must-have for any Chevrolet Impala enthusiast looking to upgrade their vehicle's suspension system.