Allstar Performance 60221 1-1/2" Clamp-on Shock Mount Imca Circle Track on 2040-parts.com
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States
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Clamp-on shock brackets mount standard and coil-over shocks with 1/2" I.D. inner bushings to round tubing without welding. Easily add additional mount or pivot mount as needed when experimenting or trying different set-ups. Standard brackets position the shock approximately 1" below the chassis tubing. Drop mount brackets position the shock approximately 2-1/2" below the chassis tubing. Brackets include mounting hardware with nyloc locking nuts. ALL60221 1-1/2" Clamp-On Shock Bracket |
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