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    64 C 10 shocking question

     



    Top shock mounts on a 64 C 10:

    Mine look like they have a large nut welded to the frame. Not a pretty weld, and it has broke loose on the passenger side. What is the stock arrangement? Also: just to double check: small pad goes to the front?

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    On drum brakes the smaller shoe does go on the front.

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    In case anyone was wondering how it turned out:

    Looks like the upper shock mount is a stud, with 3/4" nuts on each side. It bolts thru a hole in the frame, and the hole was wallowed out. Apparently it had been 'fixed' in the past by welding the outside nut in place ( instead of welding the hole back round ).

    Well, I simply cannot access the inside nut because of the headders and engine mount. I wish I had thought to look at this while I had the engine out recently. Anyway.. for now I just welded the outside nut back in place. I put some serious weld on it, it shouldn't break loose again.

    Should I have the engine out again in the future, I'll take the torch to it and fix it right.
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