RockShox Shock Hardware 6X34.0
OEM RockShox 3-piece rear shock mounting hardware (6X34.0, 1/2") for secure, quiet rear suspension mounting. Exact-fit replacement with SRAM model ID RS-SPP-A0.
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Key Features & Benefits
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Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox 3-piece rear shock mounting hardware kit
- ✓ Spec: 1/2" 6X34.0 — matches factory dimensions exactly
- ✓ SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0, Mfg. Part # 11.4118.091.616
- ✓ Precision-machined high-strength steel with corrosion finish
- ✓ Complete pin, sleeve and spacer set for eyelet rebuilds
- ✓ Restores quiet, precise rear suspension articulation
- ✓ Compact shipping: 4.15" x 2.5" x 0.65", weight 0.1 lb
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my RockShox rear shock?
This kit is an OEM replacement for RockShox shocks and frames that specify 6X34.0 hardware and 1/2" mounting. Confirm fit by matching the part number (11.4118.091.616) or SRAM Model ID (RS-SPP-A0) to your shock or frame documentation.
What tools do I need to install these parts?
Installation typically requires a press or arbor tool to remove/install sleeves and standard hand tools to remove the mounting pin. Use appropriate retaining compound and torque values from your shock or frame manufacturer. If you’re unsure, have a professional mechanic perform the service.
Are bushings or seals included?
This listing covers the 3-piece mounting hardware (pin, sleeve, spacer). Bushing and seal inclusion varies by kit; check your existing hardware and service manual. For best results, replace worn bushings or seals when renewing mounting hardware.
Can I use this on a different brand shock?
Compatibility depends on the eyelet inner diameter and overall length. Some non-RockShox shocks share common sizing, but you must verify dimensions match the 1/2" 6X34.0 specification before installing to avoid misalignment or damage.
How do I tell if my shock hardware needs replacing?
Look for play or lateral movement at the eyelets, audible creaks under load, or visible wear and corrosion on the pin/sleeve. Replacing hardware at the first sign of wear prevents bushing damage and maintains suspension performance.
Buying Guide
When replacing rear shock mounting hardware, always match the OEM part number or specified dimensions. Measure the existing pin diameter and overall eyelet length, and check the shock/frame service manual for the correct specification. Buying an OEM RockShox kit ensures correct tolerances and surface finishes engineered for long-term service. Consider replacing bushings and seals at the same time if they show wear—new hardware with worn bushings won’t restore perfect alignment. If you’re unsure about fit or installation, have a professional mechanic install the kit to preserve suspension performance and safety.
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