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01-17-2016, 11:45 AM
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axel bumpers
what is the best way to install shock bumpers on a 67 chevelle rear axel ?
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02-08-2016, 06:43 PM
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Re: axel bumpers
Do you mean the Jounce Bumpers? Small rubber pads near each end of the axle tube, that cushion things if the suspension gets bottomed out?
If so, they usually have a stud molded in them, with a nut to retain it in place on the tab welded to the axle tube. Here is a picture of a '67 axle tube for reference. The jounce bumper is the wedge-shaped rubber piece between the brake backing plate and the coil spring perch.  67 Chevelle Axle Tube by [/IMG]
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