LSM-125-SBS-500 No Bind Lower Rear Shock Relocation Mounting Brackets with Shock Bolt Sleeves

Rotates the bottom of the rear shock to eliminate lower shock mount bind Rotates the bottom of the rear shock 90from factory clocking and mounts shock inside of a double shear mounting clevis Built from CNC laser cut and formed 3/16″ steel All required mounting hardware (Grade 8) is included Designed for standard sized lower shock bushings that are 1.25″ wide and mount with a 1/2″ diameter bolt Product Description These lower rear shock relocation mounting brackets rotate the bottom of the rear shock to eliminate lower shock mount bind. The bottom of the rear shock is rotated 90from factory clocking and mounted inside of a double shear mounting clevis. This allows the bottom of the shock to pivot freely on the bottom mounting bolt instead of being in a bound up single shear cantilevered set up like from the factory. Our lower rear shock relocation mounting bracket clevises are built from CNC laser cut and formed 3/16″ steel. They’re CNC formed as one piece with no welds for maximum strength and durability. They’re an easy 100% bolt in installation with the use of basic hand tools through the factory lower rear shock mounting location. They’ll install on any factory or aftermarket rear axle housings. No drilling or welding is required. These mounts are designed for standard sized lower shock bushings that are 1.25″ wide and mount with a 1/2″ diameter bolt. All required mounting hardware (Grade 8) is included, and our mounts feature a brilliant and durable gloss black powder coated finish. Priced per Pair — Qty. 1 = 1 Pair. Fitment Note: If you have factory or standard replacement rear shocks that mount over a stud that is bolted to the rear axle housing, your lower rear shock bushing may not be equipped with a bolt sleeve. With these relocation brackets you will need to have a bolt sleeve installed through the lower shock bushing. This kit includes two new zinc plated bolt sleeves that are 5/8″ o.d. x 1/2″ i.d. x 1.25″ long.