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Dobinsons Gas Shock Absorber - GS29-420

The Dobinsons Gas Shock Absorber - GS29-420 is a premium suspension upgrade designed for off-road enthusiasts seeking enhanced performance and durability. Engineered with cutting-edge technology, this shock absorber is built to withstand the toughest conditions and deliver exceptional handling and control. With its superior design and robust construction, it's the perfect choice for vehicles equipped with Dobinsons Complete Suspension Systems.

Key Features and Specifications

The GS29-420 is nitrogen gas charged, which reduces oil aeration and shock fade, ensuring consistent performance even under heavy loads. Its superior design features thicker walls and longer travel, providing a smooth and stable ride. The shock absorber is equipped with Japanese NOK Multi-Lip seals, Fuchs German shock absorber oil, and Natural Rubber Bushings for reduced noise, vibration, and flexibility. Additionally, it incorporates Teflon Piston Rings, double Chrome hardened rods, and a metal shock boot to protect the rod from damage. This comprehensive design ensures that the shock absorber is not only durable but also provides a superior ride quality.

Practical Applications and Benefits

Whether you're tackling challenging off-road trails or commuting daily, the Dobinsons Gas Shock Absorber - GS29-420 offers numerous benefits. It is specifically matched to complement Dobinsons Complete Suspension Systems, ensuring optimal performance and compatibility. By significantly increasing performance over standard shock absorbers, it helps improve vehicle handling and control, reducing shock fade and enhancing stability. Ideal for Jeep XJ Cherokee (1994-2001), Jeep ZJ Grand Cherokee (1996-99), and Jeep TJ Wrangler (1996-2005) with 0-3" lift, this shock absorber is a must-have for 4x4 owners who demand the best in suspension technology. Experience the difference with Dobinsons, designed, developed, and tested to perform in the harshest conditions worldwide.