Overview
The Trail Gear 32 inch Rock Assault axle limit strap, part number 111295-KIT, limits axle travel so the shock stays short of full extension. It uses six layers of 1.75 inch nylon webbing with minimal stretch to protect shocks on rough terrain. It is universal fit, so the shock length, not the model year, sets the right strap.
Length is measured from the center of the mounting holes and is guaranteed to within +/- 1/4 inch. Pick the length that sits 1 inch under your shock’s length.
Key features
- Six layers of 1.75 inch nylon webbing
- Minimal stretch to help guard against full shock extension and breakage
- 4130 heat-treated chromoly steel buckles with zinc plating for corrosion resistance
- 1/2 inch mounting holes in each buckle
- Anti-abrasion clips installed in each buckle to minimize wear
Things to check
Before fitting any axle limit strap, check how the shock is mounted. Confirm the shock eyes or bushings are sound, the bolts are tight, and the axle bracket has no cracks. A strap cannot protect a shock that is already loose on its mounts.
Think about how the vehicle is used as well. Tire size, ride height or a change in axle position can alter how far the shock travels. After any suspension change, measure the shock again and confirm the strap still stops it short of full extension. Keeping notes on the setup makes later service easier.
- Check shock eye bushings for wear
- Inspect axle brackets for cracks
- Re-measure after a lift or tire change
- Keep a record of your strap size
Specifications
| Brand | Trail Gear |
|---|---|
| Part number | 111295-KIT |
| UPC | 70000640917 |
| Length | 32 inch, from the center of the mounting holes, +/- 1/4 inch |
| Webbing | 1.75 inch nylon, six layers |
| Test rating | 9,000 lb. test nylon |
| Buckles | 4130 heat-treated chromoly steel, zinc-plated |
| Mounting holes | 1/2 inch |
| Clips | Anti-abrasion clip in each buckle |
Vehicle fitment
No specific vehicle is named for this strap. The fitment is universal, so the shock you run determines the correct length, not the year or model of your Jeep or truck.
Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.
Installation notes
Measure the shock first, then pick the strap 1 inch shorter. Confirm that your hardware suits the 1/2 inch mounting holes before you begin.
What’s included
One 32 inch limit strap, with buckles and anti-abrasion clips installed in each buckle.
