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2.5 Coilover Shock Spacer 5/8" - 1/2"

Part Number: R2535
Shipping Weight: 0.1 lb
$8.00
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Description

2.5 Coilover Shock Spacer 5/8" - 1/2"

Dial in coilover fitment with precision and corrosion-resistant strength.

Say goodbye to lost or mismatched shock spacers. This 2.5 Coilover Shock Spacer is designed specifically for use with COM 10 bearings, stepping down from a 5/8" bore to a 1/2" bolt diameter. Whether you're swapping shocks, dialing in fitment, or just need a solid, precise spacer for your setup, this piece is ready to go.

Machined in the USA from high-quality 303 stainless steel, it offers excellent corrosion resistance and strength—ideal for harsh off-road environments or high-performance race use. With a 1.5" mounting width, it fits most common coilover configurations. Simple, tough, and dependable.

  • Part Number: R2535
  • Bearing Compatibility: COM 10 (5/8" ID)
  • Mounting Width: 1.5"
  • Bolt Size: Steps down to 1/2"
  • Material: 303 stainless steel for strength and corrosion resistance
  • Application: Coilover shocks, suspension setups requiring precise spacing
  • Made in the USA

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Erik Schutzman
Good Spacers, Fit Dimensions

I bought these to replace my heim spacers on my Bilstein 2.0 coilovers (B8 8125). They worked well and they fit the 1.5in dimension. I like the taper design. The spacers are made out of stainless, so I am concerned about electrolysis corrosion between the aluminum and stainless, but I think there is some sort of PTFE or similar material bearing surface inside the heim to stop the electrolysis. I will update if the electrolysis occurs.