RockShox Shock Hardware 6X40.0
Genuine RockShox 6x40.0 rear shock mounting hardware β a 3-piece kit (Part 11.4118.091.619) built for secure, low-friction rear suspension mounting and long-lasting durability.
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Key Features
- β Genuine RockShox OEM rear shock mounting hardware RS-SPP-A0
- β 3-piece assembly simplifies installation in tight shock eyelets
- β Precision sleeve with corrosion-resistant finish for long life
- β Low-friction bushings reduce binding and uneven wear
- β Spec: listed as 6X40.0 β match your frame/shock specs
- β Compact, lightweight spare (ships 4.15" x 2.5" x 0.65", 0.1 lb)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is included in the 3-piece kit?
The kit includes the components RockShox supplies to mount a rear shock eyelet: the central sleeve and the complementary bushings/spacers required for a clean, secure fit. Itβs sold as a complete assembly intended to replace worn mounting hardware on compatible shocks and linkages.
How do I know if 6x40.0 is the right size for my shock?
Check your shock or frame service manual for the specified mounting hardware dimensions, or look up the OEM part number. The manufacturer listing and SRAM model ID (RS-SPP-A0) are key references. If in doubt, measure the eyelet inner diameter and the required sleeve length before ordering.
Can I use this hardware on any brand of shock?
While itβs a RockShox OEM part, many shocks and frames use standardized hardware sizes. This kit will fit any shock/frame that calls for 6x40 hardware, but always confirm compatibility with the service manual or fit measurements to avoid mismatches.
How often should I replace shock mounting hardware?
Replace bushings and sleeves when you notice play, binding during compression or rebound, or visible wear/corrosion. For frequent riders, inspect these parts during annual service β replace sooner for heavy-duty, muddy, or salt-exposed use.
Do I need special tools to install this hardware?
Installation typically requires basic suspension service tools: a press or a soft-jaw vise for bushings, appropriate sockets or hex wrenches for axle/bolt torque, and threadlocker as recommended by the shock/frame manual. If youβre not comfortable, have a qualified tech install to ensure correct torque and alignment.
Is this an OEM RockShox part?
Yes β this is a genuine RockShox part (Manufacturer Part #11.4118.091.619) and carries the SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0, ensuring factory fit and finish for compatible applications.
Buying Guide
When buying shock mounting hardware, prioritize correct sizing and OEM compatibility. Measure eyelet inner diameter and the needed sleeve length, then cross-reference the part number or SRAM/RockShox model ID. Choosing a genuine OEM kit like the RockShox 6X40.0 reduces the risk of incorrect tolerances that can cause premature wear or suspension noise. Also consider material and finish β corrosion-resistant sleeves and low-friction bushings deliver longer service intervals. If you service your own bike regularly, keep a spare kit on hand and follow torque and installation notes from the shock and frame manufacturer for safe, reliable performance.
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