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3.625" Overall Length, Zinc Plated

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #92618525
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Overall Length3.625"
    FinishZinc Plated
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    Speedway Motors 92618525 Details

    Correct rear shock mounting stud. Includes Stud and hardware mounts one rear shock.

    • Rear shock mounting stud
    • Includes Stud and hardware mounts one rear shock
    • For 1968-72 Nova, 67-69 Camaro, 64-72 Chevelle

     

    Specs: 3.625" overall length, 7/16-20 thread on shock end and 1/2-20 on other end

    Speedway Motors 92618525 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #92618525
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Overall Length3.625"
    FinishZinc Plated

    Ratings & Reviews

    4.7

    3 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers appreciate the durability and aesthetic qualities of the Rear Shock Mounting Stud for 67'-69' Camaro. The product fits applications perfectly, outshining competitors with its practicality. It is lauded for its top-notch material quality, making it a reliable and robust choice for users. Anticipated installations suggest positive future use, hinting at substantial customer confidence in our product's superior features and usability.

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    Nice product

    5.0

    a year ago

    B D

    Pensacola, Florida

    Verified

    Needed both lower shocks bolts for my 66 a-body. These are a great quality piece and did it's job perfectly

    Would Recommend

    Rear Shock Mounting Stud 67'- 69' Camaro

    5.0

    5 years ago

    "THUNDER"

    Georgia

    Verified

    Great product, fits my application and looks good doing it and durable

    Would Recommend

    Mounts for shocks rear axle

    4.0

    6 years ago

    Tug

    Washington State

    Verified

    Will be installed on car.

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    1 Question • 2 Answers

    What is the diameter where the shock rides.

    by Ken

    • 8 years ago

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