Serpent 601355 Hardcoated Aluminium Shockbody for SRX8 Gen4 RR  [SER601355]

Price:
NZD$30.45
Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER601355
Condition:
Brand New
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Rear-Right Shockbody — Hardcoated Aluminium

The Serpent 601355 shockbody is intended as a replacement for the rear-right (RR) shock on Serpent SRX8 Gen4 GP (SER600024) platforms. The hardcoated aluminium surface is selected to resist wear where the piston runs, offering a steady contact face for seals and O-rings.

As a like-for-like component the shockbody alters shock behaviour mainly through its material properties and surface finish rather than by changing internal flow paths. Placed at the RR position it helps keep damping behaviour consistent across tuning changes and repeated use while protecting seal integrity.

Routine installation follows common shock rebuild practice: remove the factory RR shockbody, move pistons, shafts, seals and oil into the new body as required, then reassemble using recommended bleed and fill procedures. Confirm smooth shaft action and correct seal seating before refitting to the suspension arm.

Specifications

  • Item Shockbody aluminium hardcoated RR
  • Material Aluminium hardcoated
  • Model Number 601355
  • Compatibility SRX8 Gen4 GP (SER600024)

Compatibility

Compatible with SRX8 Gen4 GP (SER600024).

Designed as a direct-fit spare, the 601355 hardcoated aluminium shockbody is aimed at users looking for improved surface longevity and steady RR shock response during ongoing setup and maintenance.

The hardcoated aluminium reduces surface abrasion at the piston interface, slowing seal wear and helping preserve consistent running surfaces over time.
In typical use the tougher surface can delay visible wear, but routine inspection and oil/service schedules should still be followed to avoid performance degradation.
Clean with mild solvent and avoid abrasive cleaners; ensure sealing surfaces are free of grit before assembly to protect seals and surface finish.
The hardcoat improves surface durability and helps resist corrosion, though keeping components dry and clean between sessions remains good practice.

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