AFCO 20249 Lower Leaf Spring Shock Mount Plate, LH
AFCO 20249 Lower Leaf Spring Shock Mount Plate, LH
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AFCO 20249 Lower Leaf Spring Shock Mount Plate, LH

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Universal Fit, .500" Hole Diameter, Steel, Painted

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #20249
    BrandAFCO
    Material TypeSteel
    FinishPainted
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    AFCO 20249 Details

    These rigid steel shock mounting plates from AFCO are superior quality pieces at a super low price.

    • Mounting square center to center measurements are 3.00" x 3.50"
    • Mounting holes are .50" I.D.
    • Center hole is .75" I.D. and centered 2.75" from the turndown edges of the plate
    • Plate itself is .25" thick
    • From the flat of the plate to the outer lip of the shock mount is 2.25" (1.50" to the center of shock mount hole)

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    Speedway Motors cannot facilitate the return of defective Afco products as they have requested to handle these directly with the consumer. For defective product support and Return Authorization, please contact Afco at +1 (800)-632-2320.

    AFCO 20249 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #20249
    BrandAFCO
    Material TypeSteel
    FinishPainted
    GENERAL
    Hole Diameter.500"
    Overall Thickness.250"
    Hardware IncludedNo
    Sold in QuantityEach

    Ratings & Reviews

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    Overall Assessment

    Customers commend the product for its quality and practicality, specifically as a superior, affordable alternative to stock Mopar plates. They admire its excellent fit and robust construction, with special mention of its added strength over factory originals. The product's design also receives praise for preventing moisture accumulation, reducing the risk of rust. The product is particularly recommended for weekend Street Rodders, underlining its usability and high performance in custom setups.

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    Perfect fit

    5.0

    a year ago

    Rich

    Sacramento CA

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    I hung a 9" rear under my 1949 Ford and these plates were a perfect fit.

    Would Recommend

    Great replacement for my stock Mopar plates

    5.0

    6 years ago

    C-Diddy

    Puyallup, WA

    These leaf spring plates worked great for my setup. I used on my 73 Dodge Dart. As like many Mopar parts, the original replacements are expensive. These worked perfectly and land in nearly the exact spot as the stamped originals. These look better and wont collect moisture in stamped pockets to rust.

    Would Recommend

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    good part

    5.0

    9 years ago

    tony

    los angeles

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    looks good and strong

    These plates fit my application perfectl

    5.0

    12 years ago

    Willow

    Virginia

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    These ARCO plates fit well and allowed me to go with a much stronger shock mount compared to my factory originals. Works great for us weekend Street Rodders

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    5 Questions • 9 Answers

    i have a 8" ford axle housing measuring 2/1/2" . I install it into my 1959 ford f100 and need lower leaf spring mount and 6 1/2" long u bolts. What do you have that i can order to fit? thanks

    by Bill

    • 8 years ago

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    Hi There, will these work with a Ford 9" rear axle 3" OD tube ? Thanks , bob

    by bmon30

    • 8 years ago

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    What is the size/diameter of the shock mounting hole?

    by Jeffrey

    • 9 years ago

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    Which shock mount bolts are compatible with this plate?

    by Jeffrey

    • 9 years ago

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    What are the dimensions of the hole pattern? What is the height of the shock mount from the plate?

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    • 15 years ago

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