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Shock Cord Ring - 1380

$44.85/Each
Part# 1380
MFR Model# 1380

Overview

An endless elastic ring composed of multiple strands of natural rubber, wound into a circular skein. Braided cover is high grade yarn. Manufactured to meet specification MIL-C-5651B, Type II. Shock cord is used in landing gear to reduce shock transmitted to fuselage while landing and taxiing and on other shock mounting applications. Color coded to insure fresh stock.

CW (Cold Weather)shock rings available on Special Order basis. Prices are approx. twice that of standard shock rings. Add "-CW" to standard part number when ordering.

The MIL Fresh Shock Ring number is 1380. The ring size is 13/16" x 8". Test is 1,160 LBS. 2 units required.

Note: Size listed is cord diameter x ID
   
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Application Chart

Plane Type Part # Size Test Lbs No. Req'd
Acrosport Model 2 1380 13/16" x 8" 1,160 4
Aviat Husky-A1 1380 13/16" x 8" 1,160 6
Piper PA-20 1380 13/16" x 8" 1,160 2
Pitts S-1, S-1C, S-1S 1380 13/16" x 8" 1,160 4
Rans Model S9 1380 13/16" x 8" 1,160 1
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Reviews

Tough bungees to install but they work as they should.

John F Verified Purchase

Shock Cord Ring 1380

December 9, 2023

Excellent

Joseph W Verified Purchase

Shock Cord Ring 1380

May 10, 2023

Douglas W Verified Purchase

Shock Cord Ring 1380

August 17, 2021

Q&A

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