RockShox Shock Hardware 8X54.0
OEM RockShox 3-piece rear shock mounting hardware (8x54.0) — precision sleeve and washers for secure, quiet rear shock installation. Fits SRAM model RS-SPP-A0.
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Key Features & Benefits
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Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox three-piece rear shock mounting kit
- ✓ 8 mm pin diameter with 54.0 mm sleeve length
- ✓ Manufacturer part 11.4118.091.854, Product #942700
- ✓ SRAM model ID RS-SPP-A0 for cross-reference
- ✓ Hardened sleeve and corrosion-resistant finish
- ✓ Compact shipping size and lightweight 0.1 lb kit
- ✓ Restores factory fit, reduces play and noise
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know this 8x54.0 kit fits my shock?
Measure your shock eye internal sleeve length and mounting pin diameter (8 mm ID, 54.0 mm sleeve). Cross-check the OEM part number (11.4118.091.854) or SRAM model ID RS-SPP-A0 with your shock documentation. If unsure, provide your shock model and serial to Forest Bikes for confirmation.
What exactly is included in the 3-piece kit?
The kit contains a precision metal sleeve and the required washers/spacers to recreate the factory mounting interface. These three components work together to locate the shock eye and provide a secure, low-friction pivot. Installation generally replaces the worn sleeve and restores correct alignment.
Can I install this myself or should a shop do it?
Experienced home mechanics can install shock hardware with basic tools and a press or appropriate drift to avoid damaging bushings. However, if you're unsure about tolerances, seal health, or torque specs, have a qualified suspension tech or bike shop perform the replacement.
How often should shock hardware be replaced?
Replace shock mounting hardware when you notice play, clunking, or visible wear/corrosion. High-mileage, muddy or aggressive riding conditions accelerate wear — inspect hardware during annual suspension service or every few months for heavy riders.
Is grease or threadlocker required?
Use a light film of appropriate suspension grease on the sleeve to prevent noise and corrosion, and follow your shock manufacturer's torque and assembly recommendations. Do not use general-purpose adhesives on moving interfaces; threadlocker may be specified for fasteners but not on the sleeve itself.
Buying Guide
When buying rear shock mounting hardware choose the exact OEM part number or match the sleeve inner diameter and overall length. Measure your damper eyelet and compare to the 8x54.0 spec — the inner diameter (8 mm) and sleeve length (54.0 mm) must match to maintain proper suspension geometry and bushing life. Consider buying a replacement kit whenever you replace the shock or notice play to avoid compounded wear. Also factor in material and finish: OEM-spec hardened sleeves with corrosion-resistant plating last longer in wet and muddy conditions. If you're unsure, bring your shock or bike to a service center for verification — a correct-fit kit is a small investment that protects expensive suspension components.
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