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I am looking for a source of information on identifying what shocks I have came from what trucks. Delco Lovejoy shocks Dual action lever.

45430-18-R

45431-20-R

Any help with these two numbers would be a great start. Thanks.

Last edited by 1946GMCDAN; 04/18/2019 7:45 PM.

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Where did you get these numbers? Are the cast into the housing or on the box???

Are they GMC or Chevrolet parts?

Pictures might help along with arm measurements.

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These numbers are from the main body of the shocks. They are either GMC or Chevy truck parts. 12 inch levers center to center. 8 inch links. Just like the ones on a 1946 half ton.


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