Rear Shock Absorber Right for Nissan Sabre and Sentra 1993-2002 (SR6011T)

Rear Shock Absorber Right for Nissan Sabre and Sentra (SR6011T)

Quality rear shock absorber right designed for Nissan Sabre and Sentra models from 1993 to 2002. Features a gas pressure twin-tube telescopic design to provide comfort, stability, and long-lasting durability for South African roads.

Vehicle Compatibility

• Nissan Sabre 160GX (GA16DS) 1994-1997
• Nissan Sabre 160 GXi (GA16DNE) 1997-2000
• Nissan Sentra 140 140GX (GA14DS) 1993-1997
• Nissan Sentra 140i, Si, GX (GA14DNE) 1997-2002
• Nissan Sentra 160 & 160GX (GA16DS) 1993-1997
• Nissan Sentra 160GS (GA16DS) 1993-1997
• Nissan Sentra 160SE, STi (GA16DE) 1993-1997
• Nissan Sentra 160 Si, GS (GA16DNE) 1997-2002

Specifications

• Fitting Position: Rear Axle Right
• Shock Absorber Design: Telescopic Shock Absorber
• Shock Absorber System: Twin-Tube
• Shock Absorber Type: Gas Pressure
• Shock Absorber Mounting Type: Bottom eye
• Paired SKU Number: SR6010T

Features

• Direct-fit replacement for listed Nissan Sabre and Sentra models
• Gas pressure twin-tube design for improved ride quality and control
• Tested for durability under South African driving conditions
• Meets or exceeds OEM specifications

Why Buy From Us

• Local South African stock ready to ship
• 12-month warranty included
• Expert fitting advice and after-sales support

Installation & Maintenance Tips

• Have the shock absorber fitted by a qualified technician
• Replace in pairs for balanced suspension performance
• Inspect related suspension components during installation

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Is this rear shock absorber right compatible with my Nissan Sabre or Sentra?
  Yes, if your vehicle matches the listed year range and engine codes.
• Do you deliver nationwide?
  Yes, we provide fast and reliable shipping across South Africa.