Zeta KYB/WP 46mm Silver -50mm Rear Shock Lowering Kit
Zeta Rear Shock Lowering Kit
This kit can be installed without disassembling the rear shock damper, making setup quick and straightforward.
FEATURES
- By pressing and securing the seal head from the outside of the damper, it lowers the rear height by approximately 50 mm while maintaining the suspensions original performance.
- Because the suspension stroke is shortened without altering the overall length at full bottom, it greatly reduces the risk of tire-to-fender contact a common issue in typical lowering setups.
- When used together with a lowering link, even greater height reduction can be achieved.
- Compatible with cylinder inner diameters ?46 (KYB/WP) and ?50 (KYB/SHOWA/WP).
Shipping
All orders received by 2pm weekdays are dispatched the same day when purchasing in-stock items.
Returns
If you receive any items that you are unhappy with for any reason, simply return to us within 60 days in the condition that you received them and we will happily offer a store credit or refund.
Zeta Rear Shock Lowering Kit
This kit can be installed without disassembling the rear shock damper, making setup quick and straightforward.
FEATURES
- By pressing and securing the seal head from the outside of the damper, it lowers the rear height by approximately 50 mm while maintaining the suspensions original performance.
- Because the suspension stroke is shortened without altering the overall length at full bottom, it greatly reduces the risk of tire-to-fender contact a common issue in typical lowering setups.
- When used together with a lowering link, even greater height reduction can be achieved.
- Compatible with cylinder inner diameters ?46 (KYB/WP) and ?50 (KYB/SHOWA/WP).
Shipping
All orders received by 2pm weekdays are dispatched the same day when purchasing in-stock items.
Returns
If you receive any items that you are unhappy with for any reason, simply return to us within 60 days in the condition that you received them and we will happily offer a store credit or refund.

