Competition Engineering Rear Shock Crossmember 1967-69 Camaro/Firebird
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Rear Shock Crossmember
Specifications:
Do factory length shocks work or are longer than stock length stock shocks need to be used? My car is a 67 Camaro with big block and turbo 400 trans. The car will see mostly street use but want the added strength and performance of installing this
What rear-ends will this work with? 10 Bolt? 12 Bolt? Ford 9"? Also, are there different brackets needed to mount on the Axle side of the shock?
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