Arnott Introduces New Rear Shock Kit For The 2001-'06 Audi A6 And Allroad Quattro

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Arnott Introduces New Rear Shock Kit For The 2001-’06 Audi A6 And Allroad Quattro

SK-2805 is a twin-tube shock for the left and right rear sides and includes an actuator and three VOSS airline fittings to easily connect the shock to the air spring.

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Arnott Air Suspension Products has introduced a new aftermarket rear shock kit for the Audi allroad and A6 (C5 Chassis).

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SK-2805 is a twin-tube shock for the left and right rear sides and includes an actuator and three VOSS airline fittings to easily connect the shock to the air spring. SK-2805 is Arnott-designed to deliver excellent control, stability, performance and comfort.

Arnott’s exclusive design adapts the shock to the original OEM Audi air spring and Arnott’s aftermarket air springs. The shock retails for $349 and is backed by Arnott’s limited lifetime warranty. The company recommends replacing these shocks in pairs.

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