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Rear Leaf Spring shock mounting plate

Started by Adz28, March 16, 2008, 07:22:36 PM

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Adz28

Can someone confirm that the rear leaf spring shock plate for a multi-leaf (z/28) application would have a single shock support as opposed to the double version?

Thanks.

1968RSZ28

Quote from: Adz28 on March 16, 2008, 07:22:36 PM
Can someone confirm that the rear leaf spring shock plate for a multi-leaf (z/28) application would have a single shock support as opposed to the double version?

My '68 Z/28 has the single shock version.  They're original to the car.     :)

Paul 

1968RSZ28


Adz28


Jonesy

Yes, the ones in that auction are 69 shock plates.
1967 RS-Z/28 Nantucket Blue the D-2 car
1969 RS/SS 350 4 speed Azure Turquoise
1969 Z28 Azure Turquoise

Adz28

Thanks again... Once installed, how much space (if any) should be between the shock plate and the axle mounts?

Steve Shauger

Quote from: Adz28 on March 19, 2008, 07:17:39 AM
Thanks again... Once installed, how much space (if any) should be between the shock plate and the axle mounts?

Once bolted together, the rubber pads compress and the mounting plate is flush/ no space against the axle mount.
Steve Shauger
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Jonesy

Yep, pretty much flush. I dont know if you can see it in this photo:


This photo shows space, but I loosened the bolts already:

1967 RS-Z/28 Nantucket Blue the D-2 car
1969 RS/SS 350 4 speed Azure Turquoise
1969 Z28 Azure Turquoise

Adz28

Thanks for the post... Nice job on the resto!

Jonesy

Quote from: Adz28 on March 19, 2008, 10:20:37 AM
Thanks for the post... Nice job on the resto!

thanks, it only took 10 years!!
1967 RS-Z/28 Nantucket Blue the D-2 car
1969 RS/SS 350 4 speed Azure Turquoise
1969 Z28 Azure Turquoise