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CF Series 90/10 Race Shocks
CF Series Front Racing Shocks/pair (CF35093-1)
1964-1973 Ford Mustang
Collapsed Length: 8.93″, Extended Length: 13.89″ *
* Approximate lengths. Please note that Racing Shocks require different collapsed/extended lengths than stock/street shocks.
Designed with dual compression valving, Calvert’s CF Series 90/10 Drag Shocks were engineered for cars with mid-range power for softest rate of rebound on the market to allow for better weight transfer and more weight over your rear tires.
Built-in high-speed valving keeps your front end from bottoming out on hard landings. Once you’re out of the hole, low speed compression is active, and a softer valving allows the front end to settle at the top end. Every application has been evaluated for best length, assuring that each vehicle has sufficient travel for maximum traction unlike other manufacturers who model their shocks after factory length shocks. No adjustments are required; designed to perform right out of the box. Lightweight, industrial design.
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Australia
CR Series Rear Shocks/pair (CR44130)
FORD: 1962-1970 Fairlane, 1966-1970 Falcon, 1968-1971 Torino
MERCURY: 1960-1971 Comet, 1960-1971 Cyclone, 1967-1973 Cougar
AUSTRALIAN VEHICLES*:
1967-1982 Ford Fairlane*, 1966-1980 Ford Falcon*
* Spring ride heights or shock location may affect part numbers. Contact our Australian Dealers for information.
NOTE: Please note on your order if you have a transbrake, footbrake, or manual transmission/stick shift.
Collapsed Length: 13″, Extended Length: 21″, Approx. Ride Height: 17-19″ *
* Approximate lengths. Please note that Racing Shocks require different collapsed/extended lengths than stock/street shocks.
Calvert Racing’s CR Series 9-Way Adjustable Rear Shocks twin tube design has what you need for all around best performance and maximum consistency. The dampeners allow you to control rear body separation through an external dial to keep the tires planted.
Constructed of steel with heavy duty 5/8 shaft ensures durability in the most stressful conditions, the 9-Way Adjustable dial is located outside the body for easy access to adjust rebound and to control rear body separation. Great for street/strip use.(0 reviews) -
CF Series 90/10 Race Shocks
CF Series Front Racing Shocks/pair (CF45103)
1962-1967 Chevrolet Nova Chevy II
Designed with dual compression valving, Calvert’s CF Series 90/10 Drag Shocks were engineered for cars with mid-range power for softest rate of rebound on the market to allow for better weight transfer and more weight over your rear tires.
Built-in high-speed valving keeps your front end from bottoming out on hard landings. Once you’re out of the hole, low speed compression is active, and a softer valving allows the front end to settle at the top end. Every application has been evaluated for best length, assuring that each vehicle has sufficient travel for maximum traction unlike other manufacturers who model their shocks after factory length shocks. No adjustments are required; designed to perform right out of the box. Lightweight, industrial design.(0 reviews) -
CR Series 9 Way Adjustable SHocks
CR Series BLEMISHED Rear Shocks/pair (BCR22142)
PAIR BLEMISHED SHOCKS: May contain scratches or dings on outer shell. Tested for performance.
Please call if you have any questions.
Collapsed Length: 14-1/4″, Extended Length: 22-1/8″, Approx. Ride Height: 16.25″ *
* Approximate lengths. Please note that Racing Shocks require different collapsed/extended lengths than stock/street shocks.
Calvert Racing’s CR Series 9-Way Adjustable Rear Shocks twin tube design has what you need for all around best performance and maximum consistency. The dampeners allow you to control rear body separation through an external dial to keep the tires planted.
Constructed of steel with heavy duty 5/8 shaft ensures durability in the most stressful conditions, the 9-Way Adjustable dial is located outside the body for easy access to adjust rebound and to control rear body separation. Great for street/strip use.PHOTOS do not show actual blemished shock.
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