rear ends chevy

[Speedy Peets #4103 I/SA]

went to put my rebuilt rear end back under the future stocker, lost my u-bolts and a guy who does leafs sold me new ones, gave me 4 u-bolts, do i need to throw the little bolts that were on the bottom side to hold the bracket for shocks away? thanks y`all,

[eddie c]

Originally Posted by Speedy Peets #4103 I/SA

went to put my rebuilt rear end back under the future stocker, lost my u-bolts and a guy who does leafs sold me new ones, gave me 4 u-bolts, do i need to throw the little bolts that were on the bottom side to hold the bracket for shocks away? thanks y`all,

Before I could honestly answer your question,I would need to know what
type car and year you are talking about. Also some better explaination
on what parts you are asking if "ok" to throw away. It may be best to send a few pictures of your differential and shock set up also. ed

[Bob Bender]

Originally Posted by eddie c

Before I could honestly answer your question,I would need to know what
type car and year you are talking about. Also some better explaination
on what parts you are asking if "ok" to throw away. It may be best to send a few pictures of your differential and shock set up also. ed

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[Speedy Peets #4103 I/SA]

on the rearend on the inside where the axle tubes lay on the springs, where the shock mount comes up underneath the axle, there were twobolts about 1 1/2 long factory bolts that helped secure the plate where the rear shocks mount and your u-bolts mount on other side of springs, hoppe this helpsi`ll try to get my computer guru to add pics if needed, thanks y`all

[Doug Blackley]

Sounds like you are describing the T type bolts some used in place of the u-bolts. You can use either. What are going with for traction aid? I would lean towards what that system uses for hardware.

[Joe Marcinowski]

Get rid of the T bolts and use the U-bolts.

[Speedy Peets #4103 I/SA]

gonna go with the Competition Slide-a-Link, and Thanks you Guys for y`alls help, Good Luck to Y`all This Year