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He likes sticks, so no
Need some easy to do shock mounts for the lower shock end, rear axle
Has single shear now, ripped one off last year.
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Shocks are overrated.
I’m surprised how much extra body roll it had with one shock mount broke
Try driving on the highway at speed with a barn attached with a pin missing on my sway bar quick disconnect. It was all over the place when the winds were bad on the highway. I didn't find it until I got back. Total lightbulb moment when I found it.
As far as the shock mount goes, I used a pair from Ruff Stuff. They are 10 degree off of perpendicular to the axle centerline but with a little shave on one side we fit them in a perpendicular position to the axle tube.
10 Degree Shock Brackets 3" to 3.25" Axle Tube - Heavy Duty Steel Mounts | RuffStuff Specialties
10° shock brackets for 3" to 3.25" axle tubes including Ford 8.8". Heavy-duty 1/4" A36 steel with inward angle for better clearance. Made in USA, pairs.
www.ruffstuffspecialties.com
They have been rock solid since we put them on.
I’m gonna double check while I do thisProb had them to short and acted as limit straps
Try driving on the highway at speed with a barn attached with a pin missing on my sway bar quick disconnect. It was all over the place when the winds were bad on the highway. I didn't find it until I got back. Total lightbulb moment when I found it.
As far as the shock mount goes, I used a pair from Ruff Stuff. They are 10 degree off of perpendicular to the axle centerline but with a little shave on one side we fit them in a perpendicular position to the axle tube.
10 Degree Shock Brackets 3" to 3.25" Axle Tube - Heavy Duty Steel Mounts | RuffStuff Specialties
10° shock brackets for 3" to 3.25" axle tubes including Ford 8.8". Heavy-duty 1/4" A36 steel with inward angle for better clearance. Made in USA, pairs.
They have been rock solid since we put them on.
Price is right under $30 and at 1/4” thick they are beefy suckers. I don’t think even you could bend them.
FWIW- I run the single shear DIY4X shock mounts, no issues. Actually now that I think about it, I'm single shear top an bottom in the rear.
I would take that challenge too!
I would take that challenge too!
I have not broken any of my shock mounts. Just about everything else has worn out.
I towed my Tahoe on the back of my 82 with one rear shock with a uhaul trailer. The sign on the fender stating 55 max mph is no joke, it started wagging the tail and pushed the truck around a lot. Luckily I corrected it and kept going.
I came back from the gemini bridges trailhead back into moab with 1 rear shock and 13 psi in the tires doing 65... you could see the tire get taller going down the highway looking out the window.Try driving on the highway at speed with a barn attached with a pin missing on my sway bar quick disconnect. It was all over the place when the winds were bad on the highway. I didn't find it until I got back. Total lightbulb moment when I found it.
As far as the shock mount goes, I used a pair from Ruff Stuff. They are 10 degree off of perpendicular to the axle centerline but with a little shave on one side we fit them in a perpendicular position to the axle tube.
10 Degree Shock Brackets 3" to 3.25" Axle Tube - Heavy Duty Steel Mounts | RuffStuff Specialties
10° shock brackets for 3" to 3.25" axle tubes including Ford 8.8". Heavy-duty 1/4" A36 steel with inward angle for better clearance. Made in USA, pairs.
They have been rock solid since we put them on.
Is this the new sketchy driving thread?
Mark and I have the sketchiest. We could have died. Many times.
Mark and I have the sketchiest. We could have died. Many times.
That ain’t no joke!
But did you die?
What did you guys do?
What did you guys do?
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