RockShox Shock Hardware 6X15.0
RockShox Shock Hardware 6X15.0 is a 3-piece 1/2" rear shock mounting kit (11.4118.091.600) offering a precise 6x15.0mm fit and SRAM RS-SPP-A0 compatibility for dependable rear suspension mounting.
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Key Features & Benefits
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Key Features
- ✓ Precision 6x15.0mm sizing for accurate shock eyelet alignment
- ✓ Three-piece 1/2" kit includes sleeves and central spacer
- ✓ Precision-machined metal sleeves with corrosion-resistant finish
- ✓ Low-friction polymer bushings reduce wear and noise
- ✓ OEM SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0 compatibility
- ✓ Lightweight, compact spare for trail or shop use
- ✓ Direct replacement part number 11.4118.091.600
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know this is the right size for my shock?
Measure the inner diameter and length of your shock eyelet bore — this kit is sized for a 6 mm inner diameter and 15.0 mm length. Also check your shock's OEM part number or SRAM model ID; RockShox 11.4118.091.600 corresponds to SRAM RS-SPP-A0.
Are bushings and spacers included in the kit?
Yes — the three-piece kit is supplied to assemble the eyelet: typically two outer sleeves with a central spacer. The kit is intended as a direct hardware replacement to restore proper mounting geometry.
Can I install this myself at home?
Many mechanically inclined riders can install shock hardware with a press or carefully with appropriate tools, but precise alignment is critical. If you don't have a bearing press or experience, it's best to have a bike shop install the hardware to avoid damage to the shock or frame.
Will this stop creaks and play in my rear shock?
If the creak or play is caused by worn sleeves or bushings at the shock eyelet, replacing the hardware typically resolves the issue. If noise persists, inspect shock seals, mounting bolts, and the frame’s hardware interfaces for wear or contamination.
Is this compatible with non-RockShox shocks?
This hardware is specified to RockShox/SRAM dimensions (RS-SPP-A0). It may fit other shocks or frames that use the same 6x15.0 mounting standard, but always verify bore dimensions and fit before installing.
Do I need new mounting bolts when I replace the hardware?
Bolts can usually be reused if they are in good condition, but inspect threads and heads for wear or corrosion. Replace bolts if they show damage and always tighten to the shock or frame manufacturer's torque specification.
Buying Guide
When buying shock mounting hardware, accuracy matters: measure the eyelet bore diameter and length, check your shock’s OEM part number, and choose the kit that matches those specs. OEM-number cross-reference (here: RockShox 11.4118.091.600 / SRAM RS-SPP-A0) is the most reliable way to ensure compatibility. Also consider condition of related parts — worn bolts, dirty seals, or damaged frame inserts should be serviced at the same time. Higher-quality sleeves and properly seated polymer bushings will extend the life of both the shock and frame pivots and help maintain quiet, responsive suspension action.
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