Shock absorber ring. Porsche 993  ❭  99733350400

Rear Shock absorber ring
Rear shock absorber ring by OE Match for Porsche 993 Carrera 2, Carrera 4, Carrera 2S, Carrera 4S and Turbo models. This component is used within the rear shock absorber and coil spring assembly.
Price is each, 2 pcs required per car

Fits:
Porsche 993 C2 / C4 / C2 / C4 1994 - 1998
Porsche 993 Turbo

Diagram ref no 6

What This Product Does

The ring forms a supporting interface within the rear suspension assembly, helping to seat the shock absorber and spring components correctly. It may be renewed when overhauling the rear suspension or replacing worn dampers and associated mounting parts.

Functions

• Supports the rear shock absorber and coil spring assembly
• Helps maintain the correct seating of suspension components
• Provides a replacement for an aged, compressed or damaged ring
• Supports correct assembly during rear damper refurbishment

Technical Details

• Brand: OE Match
• Position: Rear
• Reference number: 99733350400
• Diagram reference number: 6
• Price is each (2pcs required per car)

Symptoms of Fault

• Knocking or rattling from the rear suspension
• Unwanted movement around the shock absorber mounting assembly
• Increased vibration or harshness over uneven surfaces
• Visible compression, cracking or deterioration during inspection

Why Replacement Matters

A worn ring can prevent the surrounding rear suspension components from seating as intended. Replacing it while the shock absorber assembly is dismantled can help avoid reusing an aged supporting component and reduce the likelihood of repeat suspension work.

FAQs

• How many are required? Two pieces are required per car, with this item supplied individually.
• Should these be changed with the rear dampers? Replacement is advisable if the existing rings are compressed, cracked or otherwise deteriorated while the assembly is apart.
• Is this for the front or rear suspension? This ring is for the rear shock absorber assembly.
• Should other mounting parts be inspected? Yes. Check the rear mounts, bump stops, bellows and associated hardware for age or wear during suspension work.