Shock Absorber Type 643 Competition QS

Marsoni

M251S

$712.50

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Shock Absorber Type 643 Competition QSSwiveling, diagonally mounted compression reservoir. The reservoir is mounted at an angle and can swivel, offering numerous installation options on space constrained bikes. A solid milled upper mount integrates the high and low speed compression adjusters. Both compression and rebound provide 22 clicks of adjustment for uncompromised fine tuning. A pressure control valve prevents hydraulic blocking and tames sudden impacts. Spring preload is

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I used this as a replacement starter for a 2008 CRV. Quick answer, it works so far and sounds fine. It replaced a fairly newly rebuilt OEM starter - "factory rebuilt in the USA" - so much for them- very dissapoiinting. When I looked for replacement EVERY starter I looked at locally had horrible reviews online with consistency issues - some worked, some didn't. I figured, if that's the case, buy the cheapest one. So far this Boatrip is the real deal - beautifully machined and went in just like the original. I went ahead and took off the intake manifold - it was a huge job for me. I ended up tearing my throttle body gasket and didn't replace it. Now I have a fast idle check engine light. So, I'll need to take that part apart and replace the gasket. I guess it's sucking air and throwing off the idle speed. otherwise, the YouTube videos really helped on the repair. I hope I don't have to do it again. Good luck!

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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2025