Steering Stabilizer Shock

[Gary B.]

https://dansshocks.com/

Gary

[Gerald C.]

Re: Steering Stabilizer Shock

Thanks Gary

[Larry E.]

Re: Steering Stabilizer Shock

FWIW> If your C2 has Manual Steering and Side Pipes this Stabilizer Shock WILL COME
CLOSE to the exhaust pipes. (See Picture Below) I realize that all cars made do have a
slightly difference tolerance so your car MAY have a bit more clearance. But not a lot
difference. If the car is used a lot THIS will damage the shock in due time. I use a exhaust pipe wrap
(Bought at Summit Racing) to protect the shock. It is easily removed for judging purposes.
JMHO>Larry

[Gary B.]

Re: Steering Stabilizer Shock

Larry,

Does the wrap you use have adhesive on one side and you install it like tape?

Gary

[Larry E.]

Re: Steering Stabilizer Shock

Larry,

Does the wrap you use have adhesive on one side and you install it like tape?

Gary

Hay Gary: No Tape involve. See Below. Works Great. Larry


Thermo-Tec Clamp-On Pipe Heat Shields 11620

Exhaust Wrap, Pipe Heat Shield, Thermo-Tec, Silver, 6 in. Wide x 24 in., 3 in. Clamps, Each
Part Number: THE-11620
4.57 out of 5 stars ( 7

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[Gary B.]

[Larry E.]

Re: Steering Stabilizer Shock

Gary: Can't remember if I used the 1' or 2'. I know it extended well past that shock bracket. Thinking either
one would be OK. Larry P.S. Also traded out the 5" clamps to 4" ones.

[Gary B.]

Re: Steering Stabilizer Shock

Larry,

Thanks.

Gary

[Gerald C.]

Re: Steering Stabilizer Shock

Does anyone know where I can buy the bushing set for my 1963 non-power Steering Stabilizer shock? It functions fine but the bushings are a little "tired". One of the bushings has the bolt coming out of it.

Thanks for the feedback.