airmaxxx Front Shock Relocator Kit w/MaxTrac Shocks – Fits All 1958-1964 GM X-Frame Cars (Impala, Bel Air, Biscayne, El Camino) — Open-Box, 33% Off
Brand: airmaxxx
Description
Corrects Shock Geometry – Fixes poor front shock angles on bagged Impalas.
Smoother Ride Quality – Improves comfort, handling, and suspension control.
Complete Bolt-On Kit – No cutting or welding required; installs with factory mounts.
Includes Maxtrac Gas Shocks – Engineered for air ride setups for durability and performance.
Vehicle-Specific Fit – Designed for 1958–1964 Impala air suspension builds. On manual-shift cars, you may need to trim the bottom of the Z-bar clutch bracket on the driver’s side for proper clearance
airmaxxx Front Shock Relocator Kit with Premium MaxTrac Gas Shocks Designed to fit all 1958–1964 GM X-Frame cars, including Chevy Impala, Bel Air, Biscayne, and El Camino. This kit repositions the front shocks for proper suspension geometry when installing air ride, improving ride comfort and suspension travel. Includes Premium MaxTrac Gas Shocks: MaxTrac’s high-pressure gas shocks are engineered for smoother handling, improved rebound control, and longer service life. Each shock is nitrogen-charged for consistent damping and reduced fade, delivering a stable, comfortable ride — even on lowered or air-bagged setups. Features: Direct bolt-on fit for all 1958–1964 GM X-Frame cars Heavy-duty steel brackets with black powdercoat finish Premium MaxTrac gas shocks included Works with air ride or coil spring front suspensions Hardware included for easy installation Installation Note: On manual-shift cars, you may need to trim the bottom of the Z-bar clutch bracket on the driver’s side for proper clearance.
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Product Details
- SKU:
- awhd-us-b0fh7lzpw8
- Model:
- REL-IMP58-MT
- Country:
- US
- ASIN:
- B0FH7LZPW8
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