Picture of 8-3/4" Shock Plates for Non-isolator A-Body

[mickey_bigdaddy]

What do they look like or how can I tell the difference? I'm trying to make sure I buy the right ones.

 

[grimreaper]

Just make sure the u-bolts are for 3" tube

 

[mickey_bigdaddy]

Thanks. I'll take these. How much? :glasses7:

 

[Bad Sport]

Thanks. I'll take these. How much? :glasses7:

I'm thinking he just posted a pic for you to see what they look like.

 

[Bad Sport]

Here's some for sale:

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=283628&highlight=3%2F4+shock+plates

I suggest the top set, the bottom set looks like one of the studs is broke off.

You can get the U bolts at your local Autozone or whatever box store is near you.

 

[mickey_bigdaddy]

I'm thinking he just posted a pic for you to see what they look like.

Seriously? It was a joke.

 

[mickey_bigdaddy]

Here's some for sale:

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=283628&highlight=3/4+shock+plates

I suggest the top set, the bottom set looks like one of the studs is broke off.

You can get the U bolts at your local Autozone or whatever box store is near you.

I've already been in conversation with him. Thanks anyway though.

 

[adamm]

You can also look for shock plates from an 8 1/4 as they have the same 3" tube size.

If studs are bad, you can buy a new set online for about 15$, drill the old ones out and replace. That's what I did for mine.

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[mickey_bigdaddy]

Where did you get these shock studs?

Also, anyone know what size the center hole is for the A-Body?

 

[mickey_bigdaddy]

Just make sure the u-bolts are for 3" tube

I assume that these are facing up???

 

[adamm]

I assume that these are facing up???

The curve on the shock plate faces down. There is a good diagram in the service manual on assembly.

Here is one example of a shock plate stud replacement. I think I bought mine at jeggs. http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Shock-Mount-Studs,5485.html