4 x KYB Strut Shock Absorbers Tena Force Front Rear 8412002 8452034

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4 Pcs KYB Front Rear Tena Force Shock Absorbers

About KYB

KYB is the largest hydraulic manufacturer in Japan and one of the world's largest suppliers of original (equipment OE) shock absorbers to vehicle manufacturers. Over 1 million shock absorbers are manufactured every week from KYB factories across the world, with many vehicles leaving production lines worldwide fitted with KYB as standard.

KYB aftermarket shock absorbers are manufactured using the same factories and technology as for OE. Years of hydraulic expertise have helped KYB to become an industry leader not only in shock absorber production but integrated automobile control systems and suspension module production and development.

Tena Force Struts 8412000 Series

The Tena Force shock absorber range was specifically engineered as a standard height heavy-duty upgrade from Original Equipment, for vehicles that have had coil or leaf springs enhanced to carry or tow heavier payloads. With a large 35mm bore, the Tena Force shock absorber incorporates an increased oil capacity to minimise overheating and fade-out while in operation.

Outstanding features include:

• Extended and compressed lengths match Original Equipment.
• Twin Tube design consisting of hardened chromed 16mm diameter piston rod, results in superior strength under extreme conditions.
• 4 Step multi-lip seals help eliminate contamination, thereby maintaining oil and gas integrity.
• Micro-smooth, hard chromed sintered iron pistons and guide rods that reduces friction and heat build-up.
• Seamless eye ring mounting and cylinders, eliminates weak points and seam failure.
• Seamless eye rings ensures perfectly round eye rings for a snug fit around the mounting bush.
• Speed Sensitive Valving: Multi stage compression and rebound valve offers instant response and fast recovery to varying conditions. This increases vehicle control and decreases nose diving under braking.
• High strength Teflon Bushes to protect internals during extension strokes.