RockShox Shock Hardware 8X25.0
OEM RockShox 3-piece rear shock mounting hardware (8X25.0, RS-SPP-A0)—precision sleeve and bushings for reliable rear shock mounting and long service life.
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Installation & Compatibility
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Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox 3-piece rear shock mounting hardware kit (8X25.0)
- ✓ Manufacturing part #: 11.4118.091.816; SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0
- ✓ Precision-machined sleeve and press-fit bushings for low friction
- ✓ Corrosion-resistant finish for durability in varied trail conditions
- ✓ Direct replacement to preserve factory shock alignment and travel
- ✓ Compact, lightweight kit — ships at 0.1 lb with small footprint
- ✓ Ideal for replacing worn or damaged shock eyelet hardware
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my rear shock?
This kit matches RockShox's 8X25.0 hardware spec and uses the factory 1/2" eyelet designation. Confirm your shock or frame's eyelet diameter and length against the part number (11.4118.091.816) before purchase. If you have the original hardware, compare dimensions or bring it to our shop for verification.
What parts are included in the 3-piece kit?
The 3-piece kit includes the central sleeve and two mating bushings that press into the shock or frame eyelet. These three components together recreate the factory pivot interface that secures the shock to the frame.
Do I need special tools to install this hardware?
Basic shop tools are usually sufficient: a bench vise or bushing press to seat press-fit bushings, correct-size drivers for associated bolts, and a torque wrench for final assembly. If you lack a press, a local bike shop can install them quickly.
Should I use grease or threadlocker during installation?
Lightly coat the sleeve with a suspension-approved grease to reduce friction and help prevent corrosion. Avoid grease on bolt threads — use the threadlocker or torque spec recommended by your shock or frame manufacturer for fasteners.
Can I use this kit on non-RockShox shocks?
Possibly, if the eyelet diameter and sleeve length match your shock/frame. OEM parts are designed for RockShox tolerances, so cross-compatibility depends on matching those dimensions exactly—always verify before fitting.
How often should I replace shock mounting hardware?
Replace mounting hardware if you notice play at the eyelet, corrosion, distorted bushings, or after significant impacts. Regular inspection during service intervals (every 50–100 hours depending on conditions) keeps suspension performance predictable.
Buying Guide
When buying shock mounting hardware, prioritize OEM part numbers and exact dimensions over generic descriptions. Check the manufacturer part number (11.4118.091.816) and SRAM Model ID (RS-SPP-A0) against your shock or frame documentation. A correct-fit kit prevents binding, maintains proper shock stroke, and avoids accelerated wear. Consider replacing mounting hardware as part of regular suspension service or after hard impacts. If you're unsure about press-fit installation, a local mechanic can seat bushings and verify alignment quickly—saving you from potential issues on the trail.
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