1997 GMC C1500 Shock Absorber - Front Rough Country

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Features:
10-Stage Variable Valving
High Pressure Nitrogen Charged
35mm Piston
Chromed Hardened 18mm Piston Rod
54mm Shock Body To Dissipate Heat Faster
36kN Tensile Strength
Spring Loaded Piston Rod Seal
Military Spec. Fluid Rated To 40 Deg. C
Rubber Bushings For Better Absorption
Metallic Silver Paint
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3-Year Manufacturers Warranty

Front; 7-8 in.; 35 mm. Piston; 54 mm. Shock Body; 36 Kilonewton Tensile Strength; Extended Length 24.65 in.; Collapsed Length 14.82 in.;w/7 - 8 in. Lift;

N3 Shocks; Front; 7-8 in.; 35 mm. Piston; 54 mm. Shock Body; 36 Kilonewton Tensile Strength; Extended Length 24.65 in.; Collapsed Length 14.82 in.;

N3 Shocks

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Brand	Rough Country
Part #	23171_H
Condition	New
Position	Front

C1500 Rough Country Shock Absorber 1997 GMC

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Additional Fitment Information:

Vehicle	Position
1997 GMC C1500	Front

Description Specifications Reviews (71)

Front; 7-8 in.; 35 mm. Piston; 54 mm. Shock Body; 36 Kilonewton Tensile Strength; Extended Length 24.65 in.; Collapsed Length 14.82 in.;w/7 - 8 in. Lift;
N3 Shocks; Front; 7-8 in.; 35 mm. Piston; 54 mm. Shock Body; 36 Kilonewton Tensile Strength; Extended Length 24.65 in.; Collapsed Length 14.82 in.;
N3 Shocks

Replacement & Maintenance Guide

Helpful replacement and maintenance guidance for Shock Absorber.

System	Suspension
Description / What It Does	Shock absorbers control spring movement and keep the tires planted on the road. Worn shocks can cause bouncing, longer stopping distance, uneven tire wear, nose-dive, and poor handling.
Replace / Inspect Guidance	Inspect every 12,000 miles; replace around 50,000–80,000 miles or sooner if leaking, bouncing, noisy, or causing poor tire wear.
Job Difficulty	Moderate DIY
Maintenance Tips	Keep tires balanced/aligned, avoid overloaded driving, and replace shocks in axle pairs for even handling.

General

Collapsed Length

14.820 In.

Extended Length

24.650 In.

Shock Stroke

9.830 In.

Information on technical characteristics, the delivery set, the country of manufacture and the appearance of the goods is for reference only and is based on the latest information available at the time of publication.