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Energy Suspension Universal Shock Eyes – 9.8126G

Energy Suspension

  • Universal fit shock eyes; no vehicle fitment is listed
  • Polyurethane bayonet end style for shock tower mounting
  • 5/8 in. nipple, 3/8 in. inside diameter, 5/8 in. thick
  • Four grommets included
  • Black finish; UPC 703639415305

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Description

Overview

The Energy Suspension universal shock eyes, title code 9.8126G, are polyurethane shock bushings with a bayonet end style for shock tower mounting. They are sold as universal fit, so they are not built for one specific vehicle.

Energy Suspension describes its polyurethane shock bushings and grommets as long-lasting and says they add to shock performance. The eye has a 5/8 in. nipple, a 3/8 in. inside diameter and 5/8 in. thickness, and four grommets are included.

Key features

  • Polyurethane construction for shock bushings and grommets
  • Shock tower bayonet end style
  • 5/8 in. nipple with 3/8 in. inside diameter
  • 5/8 in. thick
  • Four grommets included
  • Black finish

Choosing a shock eye

A shock eye is the bushing at each end of a shock absorber, sitting between the shock body and its mounting bracket. It isolates road vibration from the frame and lets the shock pivot as the suspension moves. When the bushing wears, the shock can knock, drift or develop play at the mount, which often shows up as a loose feel on rough roads.

Choosing a replacement starts with the shock itself. Check the end style, the nipple length and the inside diameter of the eye you are removing, and compare them with the new part before forcing anything. Polyurethane is firmer than rubber, so it passes more vibration into the mount, yet it holds its shape well under repeated load. Replace grommets as a set so the new eye seats square in the bracket.

Inspect shock eyes at every service. Look for cracks, flattening or a grommet that has shifted out of position. Tighten fasteners firmly when reassembling and recheck them after the first few trail runs.

  • Cracks or flattening around the bushing
  • Play at the mount when the shock is lifted
  • Grommets that have pulled out of their seat

Specifications

Brand Energy Suspension
Part number Not listed (title code 9.8126G)
UPC 703639415305
Style Universal shock eye, bayonet end
Material Polyurethane
Nipple diameter 5/8 in.
Inside diameter 3/8 in.
Thickness 5/8 in.
Grommets 4
Finish Black

Vehicle fitment

It is a universal fit shock eye, so it is not tied to a specific year, make or model.

Confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering. Match the bayonet end style and eye size to your shock before buying.

What’s included

Four grommets are included with the shock eyes.

Not included: Shock absorbers are not included.

SKU: ENE9.8126G Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 0.20 lbs
Package dimensions 7.40 × 3.00 × 1.40 in
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Questions & Answers

Are these universal shock eyes made to fit one vehicle?

No. It is a universal fit part, so it is not tied to a particular year, make or model. Match the bayonet end style, 5/8 in. nipple and 3/8 in. inside diameter to your shock before ordering.

What material are the Energy Suspension shock eyes made from?

They are made from polyurethane. Energy Suspension describes its shock bushings and grommets as long-lasting and says they add to shock performance. The finish is black.

How many grommets come with the shock eyes?

Four grommets are included. The shock eye has a bayonet end style, a 5/8 in. nipple, a 3/8 in. inside diameter and 5/8 in. thickness.

What is the catalog code for these shock eyes?

No separate part number is listed. The catalog code in the product title is 9.8126G, and the UPC is 703639415305.

How can I tell when shock eye bushings need replacing?

Look for cracking, tearing, flattened material, or a clunk when the shock cycles over bumps. Play at the eye or a grommet that has shifted out of its seat also means replacement is due. Inspect them whenever the shocks come off for other work.