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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Stafford, VA
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I initially purchased "modern" shocks for my 1930 Model A but was totally disappointed with them.
I have since purchased four Houdaille shocks from Bratton and elected to buy the arms and "dogbone" to assemble the shocks. I did not buy the Shock link assembly because I was told the "dogbones" were easiest to install. That said, I have a simple question to ask. The shocks came with the four arms and a bag with four medal cups with washers. I don't think I need the medal cups with washers because the dogbones come with washers within the device. Am I correct? Anybody ever install the shocks with the dogbones? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Joe |
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