RockShox Shock Hardware 8X45.0
OEM RockShox rear shock mounting hardware (3-piece 1/2" 8x45.0, SRAM RS-SPP-A0). Durable plated steel sleeve and washers for reliable rear suspension mounting and easy replacement.
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Compatibility & Installation
Who This Is For
Key Features
- ✓ Direct OEM replacement for RockShox rear shocks using 8x45.0 mounts
- ✓ SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0 for quick compatibility cross-reference
- ✓ Three-piece 1/2" assembly restores proper shock eyelet clamping
- ✓ Heat-treated steel construction with corrosion-resistant plated finish
- ✓ Lightweight 0.1 lb part — compact for easy spares in your repair kit
- ✓ Precise sizing reduces play and prevents premature bushing wear
- ✓ Ships in compact packaging: 5.6 x 4 x 0.5 inches
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Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is included in the 3-piece assembly?
The 3-piece Shock Hardware kit is composed of a central sleeve sized 8x45.0mm plus the two mating pieces that form the 1/2" mounting interface. These parts together replace the factory shock eyelet hardware; small bearings or internal bushings may be separate depending on your shock model.
Will this fit my bike/shock?
Check your shock and frame mount measurements against the 8x45.0 specification and verify the SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0. If your shock eyelet uses a 1/2" bore with a 45mm length sleeve the part should be compatible. When in doubt, consult your shock’s service manual or send us your bike/shock model and we’ll help confirm fit.
What material and finish are these parts made from?
These are heat-treated steel components with a corrosion-resistant plating applied for durability in trail conditions. The hardening process gives strength to resist deformation under load while the plating helps prevent rust and seizing over time.
Do I need any special tools to install this hardware?
Installation typically requires basic bike tools: appropriate-size sockets or hex keys for suspension bolts, a press or soft-faced mallet to seat the sleeve if necessary, and a torque wrench to tighten to OEM torque specs. If you’re unsure, a professional bike mechanic can fit them quickly.
Should I replace bushings or seals at the same time?
It’s good practice to inspect shock eyelet bushings and seals when changing hardware. If you see wear, play, or deterioration, replace those components simultaneously — new hardware on worn bushings can leave residual play and noise.
Is this covered by a warranty?
As an OEM RockShox part, warranty coverage depends on SRAM/RockShox terms. For questions about manufacturing warranty, contact SRAM/RockShox or check your local dealer. If you purchased from Forest Bikes, refer to our returns and support policy for assistance with defective items.
Buying Guide
When buying rear shock mounting hardware, the two most important specs are the sleeve diameter and the overall length—here 8 x 45.0mm. Match those numbers to your shock and frame measurements, or use the OEM part number (11.4118.091.847) and SRAM Model ID (RS-SPP-A0) to confirm correct fitment. Also inspect the condition of bushings and seals during any hardware swap. A new sleeve mated to worn bushings may not remove play; replacing both at the same time is often the best long-term value and restores quiet, precise suspension performance.
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