Shock Absorber Rear. Porsche 986 BOXSTER 1997-2000 Cars WITHOUT Sport Suspension 98633305120

Shock absorber rear. SPORT suspension
Equip your Porsche 993’s rear suspension with the OE Match shock absorber / strut, engineered to mirror the original equipment specifications. This high-quality replacement ensures proper ride control, damping, and vehicle stability—whether you drive daily or as a spirited weekend cruiser.

Fits:
Porsche 993 3.6L Carrera / 3.8L Carrera
Porsche 993 Targa 3.6L Carrera / 3.7L Carrera
Porsche 993 3.6L Carrera 4 / 3.8L Carrera 4
Porsche 993 3.6L Turbo

Please Note:
Price is for each damper you will need to buy 2

The OE Match rear shock absorbers are designed for drivers who want sharper handling and sportier suspension response without lowering their Porsche. Built to OE specifications, it provides precise road holding, excellent damping, and improved stability for confident everyday driving. This replacement strut offers the perfect balance between comfort and performance—delivering firm, controlled handling when pushed, yet remaining reliable and smooth in daily traffic. With enhanced tracking stability and consistent damping force, the OE Match shock is an ideal choice for restoring performance and ensuring safety in your Porsche 993.

Key Features & Benefits OE-Match Quality: 

• Built to match original dimensions, damping curves, and mounting points for reliable fit and performance.  
• Front Strut Role: Controls suspension travel at the front axle, reduces bounce, and manages load transitions.  
• Restores Handling: Brings back crisp steering response, reduced dive under braking, and more confidence in turns.  
• Durability Upgrade: Manufactured with new seals, pistons, and internal components to exceed used or worn originals.  
• Perfect for Replacement: Ideal when your originals are leaking, worn, nosing, or offering poor ride quality.

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