Composite Angled End Fittings for Gas Shocks - Qty 2

Video Transcript for An In-Depth Look at the Composite Angled End Fittings for Gas Shocks

Today, we're been taking a look at the J R Products' composite angled end fittings for gas shocks, and it's for a quantity of two. Now these are an angled gas spring in fitting, which will replace a damaged end fitting on your gas shock. These are a composite construction for strength and durability. They do use the M6 thread right here for attaching it to the end of the gas shock. So if you have a damaged one you can just unscrew it off your gas shock, and then screw this one back on. Now, as I had mentioned, it does have a slight angle designed to this fitting.

Let me zoom in a little bit, just to try to show you here, but you can see here's a flat surface here and you can see it sort of angles up a little bit.Also, the installation on this is designed for a 10 millimeter ball. So this 10 millimeter ball socket, the way you would install this is when this is on the end of your gas shock. What you would do is you have this retaining ring right above the ball socket. You just slide a flat tip screwdriver underneath that retaining ring and prop it up. That'll release the pressure on there, and you just push this onto your 10 millimeter ball, push that retaining ring back down, and it gives you a nice secure attachment.

Again, it's a 10 millimeter ball socket, and this part does include the total of two end fittings, but that should do it for the review on the J R Products' composite angled end fittings for gas shocks.