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Here's what I came up with for lower shock mounts. This problem…

Here's what I came up with for lower shock mounts.  This problem has plagued me for months and this is my solution.  I used 3/8s angle iron and the stock shock mounts from the old TTB.  I then  cut the mounts for clearance, drilled the angle iron so I could move the mount untill I got it lined up.  Once it lined up with the upper mounts I welded the whole assy.
Here's what I came up with for lower shock mounts. This problem has plagued me for months and this is my solution. I used 3/8s angle iron and the stock shock mounts from the old TTB. I then cut the mounts for clearance, drilled the angle iron so I could move the mount untill I got it lined up. Once it lined up with the upper mounts I welded the whole assy.Original file
Here's what I came up with for lower shock mounts.  This problem has plagued me for months and this is my solution.  I used 3/8s angle iron and the stock shock mounts from the old TTB.  I then  cut the mounts for clearance, drilled the angle iron so I could move the mount untill I got it lined up.  Once it lined up with the upper mounts I welded the whole assy.

Here's what I came up with for lower shock mounts. This problem has plagued me for months and this is my solution. I used 3/8s angle iron and the stock shock mounts from the old TTB. I then cut the mounts for clearance, drilled the angle iron so I could move the mount untill I got it lined up. Once it lined up with the upper mounts I welded the whole assy.

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