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Mar 22, 2020 - 11:41 PM
These take 1/2 bolts, top and bottom. Should be good with your setup. If you do need something larger, than the bushing style ends would be better.
Looking at these shocks for my 1974. What are the dimensions of the mounting eyelets? It states that factory mounts will not work. I currently have wild horses long travel front hoops and rear hoops with Cage arms on the front axle and no existing lower rear mounts currently. Just trying to figure out what I need to make these work? Or am I better to go with the 5165? Any suggestions? Bilstein 7100 Short Body Reservoir Shock | 360/80 | 34-in Extended, 19.5-in Collapsed
Looking at these shocks for my 1974. What are the dimensions of the mounting eyelets? It states that factory mounts will not work. I currently have wild horses long travel front hoops and rear hoops with Cage arms on the front axle and no existing lower rear mounts currently. Just trying to figure out what I need to make these work? Or am I better to go with the 5165? Any suggestions?
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