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King Shocks 2.5 PR Bearing Spacer – 25039-003

King Shocks

  • King Shocks 2.5 PR bearing spacer, part number KST25039-003
  • Universal fit, not tied to a specific vehicle
  • Check dimensions and mounting steps against your installation before starting

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Description

Overview

The King Shocks 2.5 PR bearing spacer, part number KST25039-003, is a universal fit part, so it is not tied to a specific make, model or year. Confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

King Shocks manufactures and services custom adjustable and rebuildable shock absorbers and performance racing products for utility vehicles, OEM replacement and professional racing. Its designs are field tested with top racers in competition and on an electro-magnetic shock dyno.

The dyno plays back racecourse data from common onboard automotive data acquisition systems and uses a non-contacting, infrared style transducer to monitor temperature. This lets engineers test shock behavior closer to real-world conditions than a laboratory setup alone.

Key features

  • Universal fit with no specific vehicle assigned
  • 2.5 PR series bearing spacer, as shown in the title
  • Field testing with top racers in competition, per King
  • Electro-magnetic shock dyno with shaft speeds up to 120 inches per second, per King
  • Racecourse data playback and infrared style temperature monitoring, per King

Before you install a spacer

A bearing spacer sits in a load path, so its role in the assembly matters as much as its size. Before fitting any spacer, confirm the bearing type, the housing it seats in and the mating parts it touches. A part sold as universal fit still needs to be matched to the vehicle it is going into, since clearances and seating surfaces vary from one setup to another.

Inspect the surfaces the spacer contacts. Look for scoring, pitting or uneven wear that could shift alignment or cause noise once the vehicle is running. Clean the seating area and check that the spacer sits square before torquing anything down. Recheck fasteners after the first few drives, because new contact surfaces can settle slightly.

  • Compare the spacer with the part it replaces
  • Check seating surfaces for wear or damage
  • Recheck fasteners after the first drives

Specifications

Brand King Shocks
Part number KST25039-003
Product type 2.5 PR bearing spacer
Fitment type Universal fit, as listed
Vehicle No vehicle named
Dyno shaft speed Up to 120 inches per second, King test equipment
Dyno position resolution 1 micron, King test equipment

Vehicle fitment

This spacer is a universal fit and is not tied to a particular make, model, year or trim. Confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Because no vehicle is named, the spacer cannot be matched to a specific truck here, and universal fit does not confirm that it suits any particular application. Confirm the application with King before buying.

What’s included

Check the spacer and any hardware against your installation before starting.

Questions & Answers

Which vehicles does the KST25039-003 fit?

It is a universal fit and is not tied to a specific make, model or year. Confirm fit for your vehicle's year, model and trim before choosing it.

What does the PR bearing spacer do?

It is a bearing spacer in the 2.5 PR series. Confirm where it belongs in your setup before installing it.

Does King test its products before release?

Yes. Designs are field tested with top racers in competition and on an electro-magnetic shock dyno that can run shaft speeds up to 120 inches per second, with a drive position resolution of 1 micron.

What should I check before fitting a bearing spacer?

Check the bearing type, the housing the spacer seats in, and the parts it contacts. Clean the seating surfaces and confirm the spacer sits square before tightening anything.