Rear shock mounts
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Rear shock mounts
Just picked up a 1984 4Runner that I am slowly getting ready to roll. While I was under it I noticed this sucker only had 3 shocks. It appears the right rear upper shock mount was gone. It does have a 4'' Downey lift.
My question is- Is there a better way to mount up these shocks, or should I just weld up a stock mount? I have done some searching and I see the kits that relocate the mounts to the center of the axle to prevent leaf spring rub. I am not going to be rock crawling or anything super serious. It will be a DD with some light trail riding.
I have sorted through all the other discussions, but none seem to really pull the opinions together and say what is the best multi use suspension setup.
Does anyone have a stock mount laying around or know where to get one? Pictures of fabricated setups would be nice.
My question is- Is there a better way to mount up these shocks, or should I just weld up a stock mount? I have done some searching and I see the kits that relocate the mounts to the center of the axle to prevent leaf spring rub. I am not going to be rock crawling or anything super serious. It will be a DD with some light trail riding.
I have sorted through all the other discussions, but none seem to really pull the opinions together and say what is the best multi use suspension setup.
Does anyone have a stock mount laying around or know where to get one? Pictures of fabricated setups would be nice.
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From: I live in New Tripoli Pa out in the woods
I have not been under a 84 for quite some time .
Just what sort of mounts do they have ???
The same as the later eighties??
I would just get a used one weld it in and be done.
A new one from a newer model or make one from scratch
What ever turns out to be the most cost effective.
Just what sort of mounts do they have ???
The same as the later eighties??
I would just get a used one weld it in and be done.
A new one from a newer model or make one from scratch
What ever turns out to be the most cost effective.
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