RockShox Shock Hardware 6X16.0
OEM RockShox rear shock mounting hardware (3-piece 6x16.0) — precision fit, corrosion-resistant construction for secure, low-play rear suspension mounting.
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Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox part 11.4118.091.601 — direct replacement hardware
- ✓ 3-piece kit includes sleeve, spacer and polymer bushing
- ✓ Precision 6 x 16.0 mm sizing for exact eyelet fit
- ✓ Heat-treated alloy steel sleeve with corrosion-resistant finish
- ✓ Hard-anodized aluminum spacer prevents galling and wear
- ✓ Low-friction polymer bushing reduces play and noise
- ✓ Fits SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0 specified RockShox mounts
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my RockShox shock?
Check your shock's service or parts manual for the OEM part number or the required sleeve size. This kit is RockShox OEM 11.4118.091.601 (SRAM RS-SPP-A0) and designed for 6 x 16.0 mm eyelets; if your shock lists the same part number or dimensions it will fit.
What’s included in the 3-piece kit?
The kit contains a machined sleeve, a matching spacer and a precision polymer bushing — the three components needed to rebuild a standard shock eyelet mount and restore correct bearing clearance and alignment.
Can I reuse my old sleeve or bushing?
We recommend replacing worn sleeves and bushings rather than reusing them. Old components can be deformed or corroded, which leads to play, noise and accelerated wear on the shock eyelet and linkage bearings.
Do I need special tools to install this hardware?
Basic workshop tools are sufficient: a bench vise or press to install the sleeve without damaging it, hand tools to remove the shock and fasteners, and a torque wrench to tighten bolts to manufacturer specs. Avoid hammering parts in by hand to prevent damage.
How do I torque the mounting bolt?
Torque values vary by shock model and bolt size. Always follow the torque specification in your shock or frame manufacturer’s documentation. If in doubt, consult a qualified suspension technician or your local dealer to avoid over-torquing.
What maintenance intervals are recommended?
Inspect shock hardware whenever you service the shock or if you notice play, creaks, or unusual noises. Replace bushings and sleeves if you see corrosion, deformation, or increased side-to-side movement — typically during scheduled shock servicing intervals.
Buying Guide
When choosing replacement shock mounting hardware, match the OEM part number and sleeve dimensions first — in this case RockShox 11.4118.091.601 (SRAM RS-SPP-A0) and 6 x 16.0 mm sizing. Consider the materials: steel sleeves and hard-anodized aluminum spacers offer a balance of strength and corrosion resistance, while engineered polymer bushings provide low friction and noise reduction. Also check whether your frame or linkage uses sealed bearings or bushings that require different hardware profiles. If you perform your own maintenance, invest in a press and appropriate drivers to fit sleeves without damaging the eyelets; otherwise have a qualified shop handle the install to ensure correct alignment and torque.
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