UMI Performance Shock Mounts for 1982-2002 CAMARO, FIREBIRD - 2047

3.75 out of 5 stars ( 3 )

Part Number: UPI-2047

$79.99

Shock Mounts, Standard, Rear Lower, Steel, Black Powdercoated, Chevy, Pontiac, Kit
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UMI Performance Shock Mounts for 1982-2002 CAMARO, FIREBIRD - 2047

UMI Performance Shock Mounts for 1982-2002 CAMARO, FIREBIRD - 2047

UPI-2047

3.75 out of 5 stars ( 3 )

Part Number: UPI-2047

Estimated Ship Date from Texas: Today

$79.99

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Overview

Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
2047
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
UPI-2047
Shock Mount Type:
Standard
Shock Quantity Per Mount:
1
Adjustable Mounting Bracket:
No
Shock Mounting Bracket Material:
Steel
Shock Mounting Bracket Color:
Black
Welding Required:
No
Quantity:
Sold as a kit.

UMI Performance Shock Mounts

UMI Performance shock mounts prevent the common issue of lower rear shock mount binding. They're a bolt-in shock relocator kit that rotates each shock 90 degrees, while leaving them in the same location. The TIG-welded lower bracket holds the shock in double-shear so that it's able to pivot freely about the lower bolt. UMI Performance shock mount kits provide your vehicle with improved structural integrity and unrestricted movement. Refer to application tab for fitment.

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