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Does anyone know off hand if the single acting linkage will fit the double acting delco's?

The reason why I ask is that the linkages are in pretty bad shape on my delco's and need replacing/refurbishment.

The action of the linkage is the same, just not sure if the width of the linkage heads are correct.





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There's only one listed that I know of so I'd think they are the same. Chevs shows a different link bushing for the double action shock but the link itself appears to be the same.


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The bushing they list is for the yoke type linkage, which is what all double acting shocks I have seen are equipped with, which probably answers my question. It has a rubber busing at the top, and the bottom is a threaded rod, similar to a modern tube shock.





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