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I have a 41 Chevy - 1/2 ton PU. When I bought it the Shocks had been replaced with Air Shocks. I want to make it stock again but need links front and rear.

Wayne



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Find the center point of the travel of the shock arm and measure the distance from the end of the shock arm to the suspension mounting point at the axle when the weight is on the wheels. That should be a good starting point for figuring the length needed for the links.
Jerry


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