RockShox Shock Hardware 8X28.0
OEM RockShox rear shock mounting hardware 8x28.0 — precision 3-piece 1/2" assembly (SRAM ID RS-SPP-A0). Durable, corrosion-resistant replacement for rear suspension mounts.
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Installation & Compatibility
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Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox 3-piece 1/2" rear shock mounting assembly
- ✓ Precision-machined high-strength steel sleeve and collars
- ✓ 8 mm diameter × 28.0 mm length — common RockShox OEM size
- ✓ Corrosion-resistant plated finish for wet, muddy conditions
- ✓ SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0 / MPN 11.4118.091.821
- ✓ Direct-fit replacement to reduce play and improve alignment
- ✓ Lightweight kit simplifies service and lowers maintenance time
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my RockShox rear shock?
Check your shock/frame parts list for an 8x28.0 rear mounting sleeve or the SRAM model ID RS-SPP-A0. If your service manual lists that part number, this kit is a direct OEM replacement. When in doubt, measure the eyelet inner diameter and required sleeve length or consult your local shop.
What tools and steps are required for installation?
Typical installation requires a press or arbor tool to remove the old sleeve and install the new one without damaging the eyelet, plus appropriate sockets and torque tools. Clean the eyelet, apply recommended suspension grease sparingly, and tighten to the shock manufacturer’s torque specs.
Can I reuse the old bushings and hardware?
Reusing worn or corroded sleeves and collars is not recommended; they can introduce play and uneven loading. If your old bushings show wear, pitting or corrosion, replace them with this OEM kit for reliable performance.
Is this stainless steel or plated steel?
This RockShox kit is precision-machined from high-strength steel with a corrosion-resistant plating. The finish is designed to resist rust and abrasion under typical mountain biking conditions.
Do I need any additional parts to complete the service?
Most installs only require the 3-piece hardware kit and light suspension grease. However, inspect your shock eyelets and bushings; if they’re damaged, you may need replacement bushings or frame-specific inserts. Refer to your shock service manual for any additional OEM parts.
How do I verify the correct torque when reinstalling the shock?
Always follow the torque values specified by RockShox/SRAM for your particular shock model. If the manual isn’t available, your local dealer or a certified suspension technician can provide the correct specifications to avoid overtightening or under-clamping.
Buying Guide
When buying shock mounting hardware, confirm the sleeve diameter and length match your shock and frame specifications — here that’s 8 mm × 28.0 mm. Cross-reference OEM numbers (SRAM RS-SPP-A0, MPN 11.4118.091.821) and consult your shock’s service manual to ensure a direct replacement. Choose OEM-quality parts like this RockShox kit for reliable fit, correct tolerances and finishes that resist corrosion. If you're unsure about pressing in sleeves or torque values, factor in a professional shop service to protect your shock and frame.
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