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      afco shocks

      Just got a pr of there pro touring shocks for the rear my chevelle part#3875 cr-1 single adj. The stock lower bolt does not fit this shocks eyelet im i going to have to machine down the stock stud and make spacers for it?has anybody used the shocks and how happy are you with them?.phil

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      What did Afco say about it? Sounds like they are supposed to be a direct bolt on?
      Nathan Shaw
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      Quote Originally Posted by LS1NOVA View Post
      What did Afco say about it? Sounds like they are supposed to be a direct bolt on?
      I have to call them on mon. But the stock lower shock stud needs to be machined down some and spacers needed.

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      We have the correct studs for that. Give us a call on Monday.
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      Quote Originally Posted by bret View Post
      We have the correct studs for that. Give us a call on Monday.
      thread hi-jack

      is it raining over there yet Bret? and good job piloting the dually around the autocross peanut today at goodguys

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      Quote Originally Posted by bret View Post
      We have the correct studs for that. Give us a call on Monday.
      Will do bret,can I get a ride along next week at g.g. delmar?hope you bring the chevelle!phil

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      Afco shocks are one of the few that can be run inverted in order to lower unsprung weight.
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      Quote Originally Posted by chevelletiger View Post
      Will do bret,can I get a ride along next week at g.g. delmar?hope you bring the chevelle!phil
      I'll have a new black 68 camaro that we put together last week at the del mar event. Gladly giving rides!
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      Quote Originally Posted by 2gofaster View Post
      Afco shocks are one of the few that can be run inverted in order to lower unsprung weight.
      inverted?could you explain this for me please?

      Is it mounting the shock body side up,or down?thank you phil


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      Quote Originally Posted by chevelletiger View Post
      inverted?could you explain this for me please?

      Is it mounting the shock body side up,or down?thank you phil
      Inverted means shock body side up connected to the body rather than the conventional way of mounting the body down. As he said, it moves the part with the most mass (the body) to where it is supported by the spring rather than moving with the spring. Make sense?
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