Anyone Know What This Is?
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abdywgn
dismantler
urethane? cut down shackle bushing...but not with the angle...
No. It's steel. With a bevel on one side
abdywgn
dismantler
thought bushing for clutch linkage rod to fork but that would be 3/8" I.D. or there about. and,thank-you, bevel, not angle
would it fit the starter nose in the bellhousing? I've had one of those cars apart before and that piece does not look familiar until someone says it's a ____. Then, it will be,OH YEAH! that's what it is.
would it fit the starter nose in the bellhousing? I've had one of those cars apart before and that piece does not look familiar until someone says it's a ____. Then, it will be,OH YEAH! that's what it is.
I thought about the same thing but the center hole is almost 3/4"
abdywgn
dismantler
I'm out but will keep watching. Did the PO put it in the parts box to throw you off? maybe it's from a project he's still working on? One more wild guess: it's from a snow blower.
I'm stumped also
on vehicles with air shocks, it was necessary to move the top of the rear shock away from the body mounting location because the top of the shock is fatter than stock, so this goes on the mount shaft between the rubber bushing and the body. Since this means that the shock mount stud does not have as many threads sticking out of the rubber bushing, there is a companion threaded piece on the outside of the bushing that replaces the stock conical washer and nut.
Thank you very much!. This car did have air shocks on it before. Makes sense.
B'cuda
Well-Known Member
Str12-340 is correct, it is used as a spacer on the top of large diameter rear shocks to keep them from contacting the gas tank lip. I have some stabilizer shocks with springs that use them for a perfect fit.
Dartswinger70
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I tawt shock bushing also...
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