Shocks
Rear Shock Absorber Suzuki Samurai +2'' Lift
Rear shock absorber for the Suzuki Samurai running a +2'' (5 cm) lift. It is the rear position matching the front NOM-061511SC unit, so both axles work with the same travel range. The straightforward choice for a two-inch lifted Samurai.
Rear Shock Absorber Suzuki Samurai +2'' Lift
Once a Samurai sits two inches higher, the rear axle hangs further from the body and a stock-length damper gives away part of its travel. You notice it on washboard and stepping off kerbs — the suspension thumps instead of absorbing the hit.
This is the rear position of the +2'' shock set for the Suzuki Samurai, the counterpart to the front unit sold as NOM-061511SC.
Fits Suzuki Samurai | Position Rear axle | Lift +2'' (5 cm) |
Key benefits
- Specified for a +2'' lift — the working range suits the raised body, so the rear axle is not held back by a damper that is too short.
- Completes the set — pairs with the front NOM-061511SC for a matched shock package on the whole vehicle.
Technical data
- Part number: NOM-061512SC
- Application: Suzuki Samurai
- Axle: rear
- Intended for: vehicles with a +2'' (5 cm) lift
Who it is for
For Samurai owners running a two-inch lift who are sorting the suspension properly — usually alongside new leaf springs and bushings, or simply because the original dampers have done their time.
Fitment notes
Replace shocks in pairs on the same axle. Uneven left-to-right damping shows up under braking and over cross ruts, so even if only one unit has failed it is worth doing both. If you want the fitment checked against your particular build, get in touch before ordering.
Why it is worth it
- Assigned to a defined lift height rather than sold as a generic replacement.
- Direct rear counterpart to the front NOM-061511SC.
With the front already sorted, doing the rear at the same time keeps the suspension balanced.
Frequently Asked Questions
What lift height is this shock for?
A +2'' lift, about 5 cm above the standard Suzuki Samurai ride height.
Which axle does it fit?
The rear axle. The matching front unit is part number NOM-061511SC.
Should shocks be replaced in pairs?
On the same axle, yes. A difference in damping between left and right is noticeable under braking and over bumps.