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1955 Chevy Rear Leaf Spring Shackles, Passenger Car
1955 Chevy Rear Leaf Spring Shackles, Passenger Car
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1955 Chevy Rear Leaf Spring Shackles, Passenger Car
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These replacement stock style rear shackles are designed for use on 1955 Chevy passenger cars. Sold as a pair.
- Bushing O.D. on both ends is 1.092 for spring and frame mount.
- Bushing O.D. on both ends at outside ends is 1.231"
- Designed for a 2" wide spring and frame mount
- Center to center of shackle bolts is 3 1/4"
- Shackle plates are not parallel and NOT stepped as on the 56 and 57 shackles.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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