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#1356101
Dog Bone Shock Links, Holes Opposite Side
- Shock links that connected the the original 1928-1935 Ford lever shocks to the suspension
- Cast iron housings with rubber bushings
- Center-to-center of holes is 2 7/8"
$15.99
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 4.25" Overall Length, .67" Hole Diameter
- Shock links that connected the the original 1928-1935 Ford lever shocks to the suspension
- Cast iron housings with rubber bushings
- Center-to-center of holes is 2 7/8"
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | 1356101 |
| Overall Length | 4.25" |
| Hole Diameter | .67" |
| Material Type | Iron |
| Finish | Painted |
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Speedway Motors 1356101 Details
These are the shock links that connected the the original 1928-1935 Ford lever shocks to the suspension. Cast iron housings with rubber bushings. Center-to-center of holes is 2 7/8".
Available with holes on the same side or on opposite sides.
Speedway Motors 1356101 Specifications
Speedway Motors 1356101 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 1356101 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Overall Length | 4.25" |
| Hole Diameter | .67" |
| Material Type | Iron |
| Finish | Painted |
| Color | Black |
| GENERAL | |
| Center to Center | 2.88" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
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20 Reviews
Customers have praised the product for its outstanding quality and practicality, specifically pointing out how it performs excellently in connecting friction shocks to vehicle axles. Marrying ease of use and great fit, its simplicity has been widely appreciated by users restoring vintage models like the 1928 Ford and '35 Ford. The product stands out for its old-school look, adding an aesthetic appeal to its superior functionality. The inclusion of hardware and rubber bushings in the package is observed as an added advantage that underscores the value for money, making it a preferred choice for automotive projects. It was repeatedly recommended and would be repurchased by satisfied users.
Ratings & Reviews
5
20 Reviews
Customers have praised the product for its outstanding quality and practicality, specifically pointing out how it performs excellently in connecting friction shocks to vehicle axles. Marrying ease of use and great fit, its simplicity has been widely appreciated by users restoring vintage models like the 1928 Ford and '35 Ford. The product stands out for its old-school look, adding an aesthetic appeal to its superior functionality. The inclusion of hardware and rubber bushings in the package is observed as an added advantage that underscores the value for money, making it a preferred choice for automotive projects. It was repeatedly recommended and would be repurchased by satisfied users.
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Works great
5.0
5 months ago
Fred
Illinois
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Works great
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Works
5.0
7 months ago
George
Illinois
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Works like they should
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Works
5.0
a year ago
Joe
Illinois
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They work as they should
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Good
5.0
a year ago
James
Illinois
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Fast shipping. As described
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Work
5.0
a year ago
Hose A
Illinois
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They work like they should.
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Works
5.0
a year ago
Charlie
Illinois
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Works like they should. Good quality
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Good quality
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a year ago
Roy
Illinois
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Good quality. Works as described
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Work
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a year ago
Billy
Illinois
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Work as they should
Would Recommend
Great product
5.0
a year ago
flathead fred
Oklahoma
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used dog bone with speedway friction shocks set up on model a front end. worked great. well built product
Would Recommend
Works real well
5.0
5 years ago
Dave
Erie Co
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Hooked up friction shocks to front axel rear axel
Would Recommend
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