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Trail Gear 34 Inch Rock Assault Axle Limit Strap – 111297-KIT

Trail Gear

  • Trail Gear 34 inch Rock Assault axle limit strap, part number 111297-KIT
  • Six-layer 1.75 inch nylon webbing made from 9,000 lb. test nylon
  • Zinc-plated 4130 chromoly buckles with 1/2 inch mounting holes
  • Anti-abrasion clips in each buckle
  • Universal fit; length should be 1 inch shorter than the shock

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Description

Overview

The Trail Gear 34 inch Rock Assault axle limit strap, part number 111297-KIT, is a limit strap that keeps a shock from reaching full extension on the trail. Its six-layer, 1.75 inch nylon webbing has little stretch, which Trail Gear says helps protect shocks from breakage on extreme terrain. The strap is classed as universal fit, so the shock dimensions decide which strap you need.

Trail Gear measures length from the center of the mounting holes and guarantees it to +/- 1/4 inch. A strap cut 1 inch shorter than the shock is the recommended match.

Key features

  • Six-layer nylon webbing, 1.75 inch wide
  • Low stretch to limit full extension of the shock
  • Zinc-plated 4130 heat-treated chromoly buckles for corrosion resistance
  • 1/2 inch mounting holes in each buckle
  • Anti-abrasion clip installed in each buckle to reduce wear

Setting up a limit strap

A limit strap works as a backstop, so its job is to be slack during normal driving and taut only when the axle reaches full droop. Mount it with the shock fully installed and measure with the suspension at rest. A strap that is too short can load the shock mounts, while one that is too long lets the shock run out of travel.

Inspect the strap after rough use. Look at the webbing for cuts, fraying and glazing, and check that the stitching is intact near each buckle. Clean grit out of the buckles and check the clip for wear, since abrasion often starts where the webbing bends around a hard edge.

  • Mount with the shock installed for an accurate length
  • Check webbing for cuts and fraying after trail use
  • Keep buckle pins free of grit

Specifications

Brand Trail Gear
Part number 111297-KIT
UPC 70000640918
Length 34 inch, from the center of the mounting holes, +/- 1/4 inch
Webbing 1.75 inch nylon, six layers
Strength 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

This strap is not sized to a particular vehicle. Universal fit means the shock length, not the model year, sets the correct choice.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Check the shock’s length before selecting this strap, since a strap that is not 1 inch shorter than the shock will not match Trail Gear’s sizing guidance.

What’s included

One 34 inch limit strap with zinc-plated buckles and anti-abrasion clips installed in each buckle.

SKU: TGI111297-KIT Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 2.00 lbs
Package dimensions 13.00 × 13.00 × 4.50 in
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Questions & Answers

What is the Trail Gear 111297-KIT?

It is a 34 inch Rock Assault axle limit strap with six layers of 1.75 inch nylon webbing. The part number is 111297-KIT and the UPC is 70000640918.

How long should my limit strap be compared to the shock?

Trail Gear recommends a strap that is 1 inch shorter than the shock. This keeps the shock from full extension, which can break it, so measure before you choose.

What strength rating does the strap have?

The strap is made from 9,000 lb. test nylon. Its buckles are 4130 heat-treated chromoly steel with zinc plating, and each buckle has an anti-abrasion clip.

Is this strap made for a specific Jeep model?

No specific vehicle is named, and the strap is classed as universal fit. Choose it by shock length, and confirm your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering.

Can a limit strap be used with a shock that is not matched to it?

It should not be. A strap sized for a different shock can allow full extension or load the wrong mounting points. Measure the shock you have installed and choose the strap length that matches it.