RockShox Shock Hardware 6X45.0
OEM RockShox 3-piece rear shock mounting hardware (1/2" inner sleeve, 6x45.0) — precision-made replacement to restore proper fit and eliminate play. SRAM ID RS-SPP-A0.
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Size & Compatibility
Who This Is For
Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox 3-piece rear shock mounting hardware kit
- ✓ 1/2" (12.7 mm) internal sleeve designed for rear shock eyelets
- ✓ 45.0 mm length fits common RockShox mounting spacings
- ✓ Precision-machined components for minimal play and smooth motion
- ✓ Corrosion-resistant materials for wet, muddy riding conditions
- ✓ SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0 matches factory replacement listings
- ✓ Lightweight, service-ready kit ideal for on-trail repairs
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Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is included in the 3-piece kit?
The 3-piece kit contains the inner sleeve and two outer shells designed to form the mounting bushing assembly. These pieces work together to locate and secure the shock eyelet while allowing controlled rotation. (Hardware such as mounting bolts/pins are not always included; verify before ordering.)
How do I confirm this 6X45.0 kit fits my bike?
Measure the internal sleeve diameter of your current shock mount — this kit fits a 1/2" (12.7 mm) sleeve — and confirm the required overall length is 45.0 mm. Cross-check with your shock or frame manual and the RockShox part number 11.4118.091.622 or SRAM ID RS-SPP-A0.
Can I reuse my old bolts with this hardware?
If the mounting bolts/pins remain straight and free of corrosion or damage you can usually reuse them. However, inspect threads and bearing surfaces — replacing bolts along with bushings is recommended when wear or deformation is present to ensure a reliable install.
Is this an OEM RockShox part?
Yes — this product is the RockShox OEM replacement part (PN 11.4118.091.622) manufactured to factory tolerances and identified by SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0 for compatibility with relevant RockShox rear shock mounts.
How often should I replace rear shock mounting hardware?
Replacement intervals depend on riding conditions and frequency, but inspect hardware every 6–12 months for play, corrosion, or visible wear. Replace sooner if you experience noise, increased lateral movement, or uneven wear marks.
Do I need special tools to install this kit?
Basic bike shop tools are usually enough: appropriate-size sockets/hex keys for removing mounting bolts, a press or gentle mallet to install new bushings without damaging them, and anti-seize or light grease as recommended by your shock manufacturer.
Buying Guide
When buying rear shock mounting hardware, match the exact OEM part number or confirm the inner sleeve diameter and overall length. Using the correct size prevents play, reduces uneven wear, and keeps your suspension operating as designed. Opt for OEM or OEM-equivalent kits like RockShox PN 11.4118.091.622 when possible — they are machined to the same tolerances as the shock and frame interfaces and are often the safest choice for maintaining factory performance and warranty integrity.
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