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Ultima | Rear Shock Absorber HD Raised | Land Rover Discovery 2 L318 1999–2004 | 400516

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Ultima | Rear Shock Absorber HD Raised | Land Rover Discovery 2 L318 1999–2004 | 400516Ultima Rear Heavy Duty Shock Absorber (Single) for Land Rover Discovery 2 (L318) 19992004 This Ultima Rear Heavy Duty Shock Absorber (400516) is a robust, gas charged component engineered specifically for the rear suspension of the Land Rover Discovery 2 (L318 chassis). Designed for challenging off road conditions and heavy load carrying, this HD shock is suitable for vehicles running both standard ride height and those fitted with up to a 50mm (2

Ultima Rear Heavy Duty Shock Absorber (Single) for Land Rover Discovery 2 (L318) 1999–2004

This Ultima Rear Heavy Duty Shock Absorber (400516) is a robust, gas-charged component engineered specifically for the rear suspension of the Land Rover Discovery 2 (L318 chassis). Designed for challenging off-road conditions and heavy load carrying, this HD shock is suitable for vehicles running both standard ride height and those fitted with up to a 50mm (2 inch) raised suspension system. It delivers stable, consistent dampening and improved tyre contact, which is crucial for the Discovery 2's legendary off-road capability.

Warranty

3 year / 20,000 km

Why Ultima?

Ultima 4X4 Heavy Duty shocks are built tough, featuring a gas-charged, twin-tube design to minimize fade and foaming, even under extreme conditions. They are tested and tuned for Australian conditions to ensure superior durability and reliable performance.

Key Features:

  • Application: Rear Shock Absorber (Heavy Duty/Raised) for Land Rover Discovery 2 (L318) 1999–2004
  • Lift Suitability: Suitable for **Standard Height** up to **50mm (2") Raised** coil or air suspension conversion.
  • Design: Heavy-duty, gas-charged construction with twin Eye/Eye mounting.
  • Performance: Provides improved stability, reduced body roll, and enhanced control when heavily laden or off-road.
  • Technical Specs: Compressed length approx. **362 mm** / Extended length approx. **588 mm**.
  • Installation: Direct replacement for OE shock absorber.
  • Unit of Measure: Sold individually (1 piece) – 2 required per vehicle.

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: Ultima
  • Part Number (SKU): 400516
  • System Type: Shock Absorber (Heavy Duty 4X4)
  • Compressed Length: Approx. 362 mm
  • Extended Length: Approx. 588 mm
  • Top Mounting: Eye with Sleeve
  • Bottom Mounting: Eye with Sleeve
  • Position: Rear (Suits Left or Right)
  • Vehicle Model: Land Rover Discovery 2 (L318)
  • Years: 1999–2004
  • Use: 4x4 / Off-Road / Heavy-Duty Touring

Vehicle Fitment Information

Make Model Series Years Position
Land Rover Discovery 2 (L318) 1999–2004 Rear (Left/Right)

 

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