RockShox Shock Hardware 6X33.0
OEM RockShox 6X33.0 rear shock mounting hardware — a 3-piece, 1/2" replacement kit (SRAM ID RS-SPP-A0) engineered for precise fit, durability, and quiet suspension operation.
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Compatibility & Installation Notes
Who This Is For
Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox part 11.4118.091.615 for exact factory fit
- ✓ 3-piece 1/2" assembly engineered for shock eyelet mounting
- ✓ Spec: 6 mm diameter x 33.0 mm length mounting pin
- ✓ SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0 for straightforward OEM cross-reference
- ✓ Corrosion-resistant finish for long-term durability outdoors
- ✓ Precision bushings reduce friction and eliminate suspension noise
- ✓ Lightweight, low-profile hardware that preserves suspension kinematics
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know this is the right size for my shock?
Confirm your shock or frame documentation shows a 6x33.0 mounting pin specification, or measure the eyelet internal diameter (should accept a 6 mm pin) and the pin-to-pin length required. You can also match the RockShox part number 11.4118.091.615 or SRAM ID RS-SPP-A0 to your shock’s parts list.
Can I reuse my old spacers and bushings?
We recommend replacing worn bushings and spacers with OEM parts when you notice play or visible wear. Reusing damaged or compressed bushings can reintroduce noise and misalignment; this 3-piece kit is intended to restore the original interface for quiet, smooth operation.
Do I need special tools to install this hardware?
Basic tools—hex keys, a torque wrench, and a press or soft mallet for bushing seating—are typically enough. Follow RockShox torque specifications and service instructions. If you don’t have a torque wrench or are unfamiliar with suspension assembly, a bike shop service is recommended.
Is this compatible with all RockShox rear shocks?
This kit is compatible with shocks and frames that use the 6x33.0 mounting dimension and that reference SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0. Not all RockShox shocks use the same pin sizes, so check the specific part number compatibility before purchasing.
How often should I replace shock mounting hardware?
Replace hardware when you detect play, noise, or visible wear on bushings and pins—typically during a regular shock service interval (every 50–200 hours depending on riding conditions). Riding in muddy or sandy environments accelerates wear and may require more frequent replacement.
Buying Guide
When buying shock mounting hardware, prioritize OEM part numbers and exact mounting dimensions (diameter x length). A correct replacement maintains the shock’s intended alignment and bearing preload, which preserves suspension feel and extends service intervals. Check the part number on your shock or in the RockShox parts list and confirm match to the 6x33.0 specification. Consider replacing hardware during a full shock service or whenever you replace seals and bushings—installing new mounting pins and bushings at the same time prevents premature wear and ensures quiet, reliable performance out on the trail.
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