98mark8lsc
I make stuff
Got clunk in your trunk? lol. There's a good chance it's due to your rear shock mounts deteriorating. Get rid of that clunk for good and possibly upgrade your shocks at the same time.
I've got 3 sets of these currently, but could possibly make some more if the market is there for them.
They're solid rear shock mounts for all year Mark VIII's. I waterjetted (is that a word? lol.) these from 1/4" 304 stainless steel, and then welded stainless steel bolts to the plates. These come with washers that I also waterjetted (there's that word again) from 1/8" 304 stainless steel plate. These also come with Energy Suspension poly bushings, stainless steel washers, and stainless steel locknuts.
The default hole through the center of the bushings and washers will be 3/8", but like DLF, I can also drill these to accommodate larger diameter shock studs, so please measure your shock stud diameter.
This is everything you need to install aftermarket Thunderbird shocks onto your car, except of course, the shocks. The only pictures I have are the ones below, but if needed, I can take some pictures of the ones I currently have installed on my 98 LSC with KONI shocks. I've had them on for over a month now and they're great. I've also got a set of THESE on my 97. I've had them installed since June with no problem whatsoever, and have sold more than 10 sets.
The preferred method of payment is through PayPal and will ship through USPS. Any questions, feel free to ask!
The price is $60 shipped
I've got 3 sets of these currently, but could possibly make some more if the market is there for them.
They're solid rear shock mounts for all year Mark VIII's. I waterjetted (is that a word? lol.) these from 1/4" 304 stainless steel, and then welded stainless steel bolts to the plates. These come with washers that I also waterjetted (there's that word again) from 1/8" 304 stainless steel plate. These also come with Energy Suspension poly bushings, stainless steel washers, and stainless steel locknuts.
The default hole through the center of the bushings and washers will be 3/8", but like DLF, I can also drill these to accommodate larger diameter shock studs, so please measure your shock stud diameter.
This is everything you need to install aftermarket Thunderbird shocks onto your car, except of course, the shocks. The only pictures I have are the ones below, but if needed, I can take some pictures of the ones I currently have installed on my 98 LSC with KONI shocks. I've had them on for over a month now and they're great. I've also got a set of THESE on my 97. I've had them installed since June with no problem whatsoever, and have sold more than 10 sets.
The preferred method of payment is through PayPal and will ship through USPS. Any questions, feel free to ask!
The price is $60 shipped