ICON Vehicle Dynamics Shock Absorber Reservoir Mount

Keeping Your Remote Reservoir Where It Belongs

When you upgrade to a remote-reservoir shock absorber system, one component quietly makes everything else work: the reservoir mount. A poorly secured reservoir can vibrate loose, kink the high-pressure line, or wear against surrounding chassis components — turning a premium shock package into a liability. ICON Vehicle Dynamics treats reservoir mounting hardware with the same engineering seriousness it applies to every other part of its suspension ecosystem, and the result is a line of shock absorber reservoir mounts purpose-built to complement ICON's own shock families.

ICON's Engineering Philosophy Behind the Hardware

Precision manufacturing is central to every ICON component. All of ICON's laser cutting, metal forming, CNC machining, welding, and assembly is done in-house at their facility in Riverside, California. That vertical integration means reservoir mounts are engineered alongside the shocks themselves — not sourced as an afterthought. ICON's 2.0 Aluminum Shock Reservoir Clamp Kits are precision CNC-machined from 6061 billet aluminum and come standard with a polished-then-anodized finish for a gloss black appearance. The result is hardware that looks as deliberate as it performs.

The 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum used throughout ICON's mounting hardware is the same alloy spec found in their coilover bodies and upper control arms — 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum CNC-machined components are a consistent thread running through ICON's product line, ensuring corrosion resistance and structural integrity even under hard off-road use.

Designed to Work Within the ICON System

ICON's reservoir mounts are not generic accessories — they are application-specific components engineered to integrate with ICON's 2.0 Series and 2.5 Series remote-reservoir shocks. Installation instructions call for precise clamp band placement within machined grooves on the reservoir's outer surface, and bracket designs position the reservoir at a vehicle- and model-specific location to maximize clearance and minimize hose routing stress. The lower hose clamp goes through a slot in the bracket, while the upper registers in notches at the top of the bracket, and the reservoir is positioned so the clamp bands sit in the recessed groove on the reservoir's surface.

Led by head engineer and SCORE champion driver Dylan Evans, ICON Vehicle Dynamics has the unique qualities to design and build the highest quality suspension components and test them in both real world applications as well as race conditions. That race-proven validation is what separates a reservoir mount designed to handle high-speed desert running from one engineered purely for static show trucks.

Who Needs ICON Reservoir Mounts?

These mounts are the right choice for truck, Jeep, and SUV owners who have already invested in — or are planning to install — ICON's complete suspension systems and shocks for today's most popular trucks, Jeeps, Broncos, and SUVs, where ICON has earned a reputation for technological development and engineering excellence through its SEMA award-winning products. If your build includes ICON 2.0 or 2.5 remote-reservoir shocks, using ICON's own mounting hardware ensures the geometry, clamp sizing, and bracket hole patterns align exactly as the engineers intended. It also keeps your installation within the terms of ICON's warranty policy, since ICON Vehicle Dynamics components must be installed as a complete kit as shown in their current application guide, and any substitutions or exemptions of required components will immediately void the warranty.

Browse the full selection of ICON Vehicle Dynamics shock absorber reservoir mounts to find the correct clamp kit or bracket for your application, or visit the ICON Vehicle Dynamics brand page to explore their complete suspension lineup.