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Sachs front shock absorber 290 907 for Smart Cabrio City-Coupe
1 x Sachs front shock absorber 290 907 for Smart Cabrio City-Coupe. Part number: 290 907 Installation position: front Content: 1 - Twin-tube shock absorber OE/OEM number: SMART 0005224V002, 0006969V001. 0.6 (S1OLA1 450.441 450.442 450.443). 0.6 (S1CLA1 450.341).
0.6 (S1CLB1 450.331 450.336). 0.8 CDI S1CLC1 450.300 450.301 450.302 450.303. Sachs shock absorbers are of the highest quality, which is why many reputable car manufacturers use them as standard in new vehicles. Regardless of road conditions, they provide high performance, excellent dynamic characteristics, ensure perfect grip on the road, and very good cornering response. A shock absorber, with the coil spring, forms the final link between the suspension and the vehicle body. It is an essential safety component that reduces suspension spring vibrations, slows them down, and thus limits body movements. The 290 907 shock absorber is a twin-tube shock absorber with two chambers filled with oil: the working cavity, in which the piston and piston rod move, and the compensating cavity. The compensating cavity is located between the working cylinder and the reservoir tube, and is filled 2/3 with oil and 1/3 with air or gas.As a result, the twin-tube shock absorber has a shorter installation length than the equivalent monotube model.