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When I do my rear spring-over-axle conversion, what length/travel shocks should I use?
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got any pics of this setup? I'm just thinking (and drew a picture on my desk) that if you flip the brackets upside down and mounted them on top of your spring pack that would be approx 3-4" too long (the thickness of the spring pack).
I ran a shock 2.5" longer than stock while keeping the shock mounting point in the factory location (see my thread on the $32 SOA)
it's been a while, but I think I got everything at Farm & Fleet back in the day, perches were 8 bucks and u-bolts were 4 bucks each. Out here I'm paying $12 for a u-bolt and I'm sure you can find perches all over for various prices.