Explorer Pro Comp 690002 Stem Mount to Eyelet Shock Adapter

$ 28.79

Score By Feature

Based on 33 ratings

Giftable

8.82

Value for money

8.80

Delivery

9.11

Packaging

8.83

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10 L x 2 H x 6 W (inches) Package Dimensions

2 pound package weight

United States of America is the country of origin for this product.

690002 is the part number for this item.

Questions & Answers

How wide is the inside?

1 7/16”

There are three sizes available, as far as I can tell. What is the width of the ear canal? The height of my shock mount is 1. 25" in width. ?

If your shock has a steel sleave in the bushing, you'll need to do the following: 1. This stock mount replacement can hold 25 of them. Also, after installation, retorque the top bolt after 500 miles or replace the nylock bit that came with it.

What stud size are you looking for? And what is the shock bolt size?

1/2"

Selected User Reviews For Explorer Pro Comp 690002 Stem Mount to Eyelet Shock Adapter

A couple of pointers

5/5

If you're replacing your shocks, this is the way to go. You're not going to wear the metal sleeves that they give you. Your shocks should come with new metal sleeves that are identical to the ones that come with new shocks (at least according to me). As a result, they'll only be used as filler. There's no need to be concerned. Another thing to consider is that those same metal sleeves may need to be trimmed a little to fit over the eye mount. About an eighth of an inch. I ground a small amount off one end of the sleeve with a bench grinder. It's not too difficult. You won't be able to get these mounts over the shock eyes unless you trim them down a little. Apart from that. br>br> Amazon has a great deal on this item. If you need to make eye shocks work where stem mounts normally go, you can't go wrong with these. Also, keep in mind that these are approximately 2" in length. As a result, they'll increase the length and travel of your shock by two inches.

Forest Woods

| Jun 13, 2021

It was appropriate for the situation

5/5

Front shocks from a 1977 Ford F-250 4x4. The problem of double pin shocks being unavailable was resolved. The mounting hardware is of good quality and the construction is heavy.