Shock absorber foam cell Mitsubishi Pajero / Mitsubishi Montero Sport / Jeep XJ / - Pedders
€133.25 tax excl.
Reinforced FOAM CELL shock absorber, right or left side.Pedders Trakryder
For Jeep:
Cherokee (XJ), from 1976 to 1993. (front shock absorber)
For Mitsubishi:
Pajero from 1990 to 1998 (with rear springs), (rear shock absorber).
* Unit price.
Pedders, #1 in Australia.
The TrackRyder shocks with double tube Foam Cell technology are high-performance shock absorbers designed to provide constant and precise ride control without compromising comfort on the most demanding terrains.
Under normal conditions, the oil flows through the piston valves to provide the necessary control, but under demanding conditions, 'cavitation' can occur where small gas bubbles mix with the oil. These bubbles are easily compressible, significantly reducing the shock absorber's performance.
The TrackRyder shock absorbers from Pedders have a larger thickness and therefore a larger piston diameter, offering better control of oil flow through their valves under normal conditions. In demanding or even extreme conditions, the shock absorber maintains efficiency thanks to the foam cell technology that prevents the formation of bubbles while facilitating heat dissipation. Therefore, this technology provides reliable and effective performance in all conditions. (watch the video below)
Another advantage of a double tube design like the Pedders TrackRyder, especially in off-road driving, is that if rocks hit and dent the shock absorber body, it will not get damaged and therefore will not affect the shock absorber's performance.
Features:
- 41 mm steel piston diameter with large oil capacity.
- 17 mm steel piston rod.
- Foam membrane that facilitates heat dissipation.
- Optimized multi-lip piston.
- Larger oil volume compared to conventional technology.
- High-resistance rubber bushings.
- Great resistance and reliability for any use.
Watch the video below to see how the Foam Cell technology from Pedders works
- Model
- Jeep Cherokee XJ (1984-2001)
Mitsubishi Montero/Pajero I (1983–1991)