Yes, they were fine. I had some old timey ones from many moons go. I think Lakewood made them. You attach them in the same bitchy way is the stock shocks up under the body. But you need much longer bolts to reach through the extensions and then the shocks. I used stainless steel and lots of anti-sieze so they could be serviced at a later date and I'm glad I did because I had to eventually remove them. They were cast aluminum but the same basic shape as what 565bbchevy posted. They are so old I can't even find a picture of them so I guess they are museum pieces now. No matter, there are still similar ones available. Funny story: I used to travel to Wilkes-Barre PA to load up on Stegmaier Porter. The guy at the distributor watched and said-" You just loaded 40 cases of beer into that wagon and it didn't drop an inch. What are you- moonshiners?" I said "Nope, just alcoholics.
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