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jeep TJ shock mount issue?
i have a 1998 Jeep TJ with 2 1/2 inch Rancho lift. the driver's side rear shock mount breaks on a regular basis. what can i do to it or have done to make it a stable weld? IE: braces, after-market parts, positioning? i love the thing but it it is not reliable and i would really like to enjoy it.
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- DonLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
1. mount the shocks upsidedown (most shocks can be mounted this way)
2. There are repositioning brackets available, I think Mountain OffRoad Equipment (M.O.R.E.) makes them, I know I've seen them on both Quadratec.com and 4WD.com