RPM100080G - Shock Absorber – Rear

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OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.

Brand Boge

Rear Shock Absorber for the Defender rear suspension assembly, long-wheelbase variants.

This telescopic damper mounts between the rear axle and the chassis, controlling vertical axle movement and damping coil spring oscillation under load. The unit provides resistance in both compression and rebound, maintaining axle stability and tyre contact with the road surface.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 110/130 1983-2006 — Rear damper / shock absorber assembly, 110" and 130" wheelbase

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RPM100080GRPM100080

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What is the RPM100080G rear shock absorber?

The RPM100080G is the Boge-manufactured rear shock absorber for the Land Rover Defender 110 and 130 (1983-2006). This telescopic damper sits between the rear axle and chassis, damping coil spring movement so the axle stays stable and the tyres keep contact with the road under load.

What's the difference between this Boge damper and the standard rear shock absorber?

This RPM100080G is the Boge-branded rear damper, sharing Land Rover part number RPM100080. Boge is a long-standing original-equipment damper maker. Functionally it's the same rear shock absorber for the Defender 110 and 130; the difference is the manufacturer. Choose based on brand preference.

Should the Boge rear shock absorbers be fitted in pairs?

Rear shock absorbers are typically fitted as an axle pair. Pairing one new Boge damper with a worn opposite unit usually causes uneven damping across the axle, so most workshops replace both rear dampers on the Defender 110 and 130 at the same time.

What are the signs the rear shock absorber needs replacing?

The rear shock absorber usually needs replacing when there's excessive bounce after bumps, visible fluid leaking from the damper, reduced rear stability, or uneven tyre wear. On the laden Defender 110 and 130, worn rear dampers typically reduce control and comfort.

RPM100080G - Shock Absorber – Rear

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