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EFS4WD Reference: EB2 12X44

Shocks

EFS 4x4 Shock Absorber Mount EB2 12X44

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EFS 4x4 shock absorber mount, part number EB2 12X44 — a service item from the catalogue of the Australian suspension maker. Hardware like this is what keeps the damper properly seated and the suspension quiet. Send us your damper part number and we will confirm the fit.

EFS 4x4 Shock Absorber Mount EB2 12X44

A damper is only as good as the point it bolts to. A worn mount steals part of the stroke, introduces knocking and makes even a brand new shock work imprecisely.

This item comes from the EFS 4x4 shock hardware catalogue and is listed as EB2 12X44. EFS is an Australian company that builds complete suspension systems for four-wheel drives, and the service parts come from the same catalogue, so there is no improvising with substitutes at rebuild time.

Brand
EFS 4x4
Type
Shock absorber mount
Part no.
EB2 12X44

Key benefits

  • A part from the EFS 4x4 suspension catalogue.
  • Renewing tired hardware during a damper service removes knocking and play.
  • A small spend that protects a far more expensive damper.

Who it is for

For four-wheel drive and pick-up owners servicing an EFS suspension, and for workshops assembling the hardware for a damper replacement. Not sure about the number? Szekla4x4 runs its own off-road workshop and we will help you identify the right item.

Why it is worth it

  • Hardware from the same brand that engineered your suspension.
  • A properly seated damper means a calmer, quieter axle.
  • Advice from a workshop that specialises in off-road suspension.

Send us your damper part number and we will check whether this is the piece you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a mount differ from a bush?

In our catalogue this item is listed as a shock absorber mount, part number EB2 12X44 — the hardware that seats the damper at its mounting point.

How do I check whether it fits my vehicle?

Fitment is determined by the damper part number rather than the vehicle model. Send us the catalogue number of your EFS damper and we will confirm it.

Should the hardware be replaced together with the damper?

Yes. Worn hardware passes its play straight into a new damper, so replacing both at once is standard practice during a suspension service.

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