RockShox Shock Hardware 10X17.4
OEM RockShox rear shock mounting hardware (3-piece 1/2" 10x17.4) for precise, durable rear shock installs. Direct-fit part #11.4118.091.003 (SRAM RS-SPP-A0).
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Compatibility & Installation
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Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox / SRAM part number 11.4118.091.003 for assured fit
- ✓ 3-piece 1/2" mounting kit designed for 10 x 17.4 mm sleeve sizing
- ✓ Precision-machined sleeves reduce play and restore suspension kinematics
- ✓ Hardened steel construction with corrosion-resistant finish for trail durability
- ✓ Simple swap—press-fit sleeves and standard fasteners for easy installation
- ✓ Lightweight, compact kit ships small and fits common rear suspension pivots
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does 10x17.4 mean for this shock hardware?
10x17.4 refers to the internal and external sizing of the sleeve: a 10 mm bore with a 17.4 mm outer diameter sleeve profile used to locate and support the shock mounting bolt. This ensures correct alignment and bushing support for compatible RockShox links and shocks.
Is this the exact OEM replacement for my RockShox shock?
Yes—this is a genuine RockShox / SRAM OEM mounting kit (part #11.4118.091.003, model ID RS-SPP-A0). Check your shock or frame service manual for a 10x17.4 sleeve specification to confirm it matches your application.
Can I install this at home or do I need a shop?
If you have basic bike tools and a press, you can replace the sleeves at home. However, pressed-in bushings and precise torque specs mean a professional shop is recommended if you're not comfortable using a press or calibrated torque wrench.
What materials are the sleeves and bolts made from?
The kit uses heat-treated, hardened steel sleeves and fastening components with a corrosion-resistant coating. This construction balances strength, wear resistance, and protection against trail corrosion.
How often should I replace shock mounting hardware?
Replace mounting hardware if you detect play in the shock mounting, visible wear on sleeves, corrosion that compromises fit, or whenever you replace bushings. For high-mileage riders, inspect every 6–12 months; replace sooner if you ride in extreme conditions.
Will this work with aftermarket shocks or other brands?
It may work if the aftermarket shock and your frame use the same 10x17.4 sleeve size and 1/2" three-piece format. Always verify bore and outer dimensions for both the frame and shock before assuming compatibility.
Buying Guide
When buying rear shock mounting hardware, prioritize OEM compatibility and exact sleeve sizing—small differences in bore or outer diameter can cause binding or premature wear. Choose parts made from hardened steel with corrosion-resistant coatings if you ride regularly in wet or salty conditions. Also consider whether you need replacement bushings, seals or any additional link hardware; replacing related wear items together prevents repeated disassembly and ensures the suspension returns to factory performance with a single service.
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