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#78725 06/12/2007 9:35 PM
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My front top shock mount is broken, it is a large pin rivited to the frame the shock fits on the pin, a stud protrudes from the pin, a nut and washer screw onto the stud to hold the shock in place. the stud on my mount is broken off, I was planing on grinding flush center punching, drilling and tapping to insert a new stud. does this sound exceptable or is there a better solution.
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skip the new stud, you won't find it [unless it comes with the shocks], just use an appropriate sized grade 8 bolt

Bill


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#78727 06/13/2007 5:24 PM
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Got it. Thanks Bill


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