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Username Post: rear shock mount
george88gta 
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george88gta
Loc: new york
Reg: 04-23-03
08-05-12 08:58 AM - Post#2255942    
    In response to Thadd

Looks like the reverse position provides the most clearace. With the bar installed in front of the shocks, it sits well on the frame's arch and is a few inches behind the bump stop bracket (a bit shorter than the snubber mounting bracket). Not going to work lying on my back, so I removed it and will do the final install while I have the body lifted, easier to get a drill in there. On to the next challenge.
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