Building
a custom vehicle many times requires a custom size shock absorber.
This can be done easily if you know the simple basics.
You
could be building a swamp buggy, a 4x4, or a hot rod. Whatever
kind of machine it is, you have reached a point where you need
a shock absorber of a specific size and mountings to fit your
design.
As
with any custom project, this information is presented with the
idea that you are a custom fabricator and / or mechanic.
Meaning,
you have the needed skills to make minor modifications to a shock
absorber (usually the
mountings), and that you have the knowledge and skills to
relocate and / or modify a shock mount on the vehicle / project
you are working on.
It's
not likely matching up a shock is going to be a 100% bolt on fit.
You have to be willing and able to make modifications and minor
changes as needed.
If
these are beyond your skills, your best bet is to see a local
4x4 or custom car / truck fabrication shop and let them do the
work.
But
if you are mechanically handy, you will see it's not that difficult.
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