How It's Made: Shock Absorbers
See how a shock absorber is made at QA1! Follow our adjustable shocks through the production process, all the way from raw materials to machining and final assembly. QA1 shocks are proudly made in the USA at our manufacturing facility in Lakeville, MN. ----------------------------------- About QA1: Founded in 1993, QA1 specializes in providing performance shock absorbers, suspension components, carbon fiber driveshafts, rod ends, spherical bearings, springs, ball joints and more for a variety of markets, including circle track racing; drag racing; street performance; and street rodding, as well as several industrial markets. Whether you’re looking for improved ride quality, show-stopping appearance, or faster times, QA1 delivers. You can follow us at: Website: https://www.QA1.net/ Facebook: / qa1motorsports Instagram: / qa1motorsports Twitter: / qa1motorsports Questions? Call us @ 800.721.7761
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