Weld-on Rear Shock Mounts

[brockarron00]

Hi everyone this is my current project
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160730/2ee874990ef6d553fc75263ee3de8abf.jpg

When installing my lift, I'm sure some one ran into this problem but I broke the lower rear shock stud on the mount.

I bought a shock stud repair kit, I don't believe it will sit correctly even if drilling hole. The carriage style bolt head on opposite side of mount make it almost impossible to have it mount flush.

I went ahead and ordered the weld on Zone off-road high clearance shock mounts. Has anyone else done so and if you have, how'd they work for you? Do you have any advice? Pictures are always best, I went ahead and uploaded some of the jeep and broken shock stud http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160730/b5b3541545b65bcbff2865ce18f5d3b8.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160730/c9897277941a38f5d7368b5844aa760a.jpg

[brockarron00]

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160730/bc0a3f8d9de36a4def51d747785d5b25.png here's the mounts

[XJ Wheeler]

Looks like you can pound those studs out, instead of drilling them out. But I can understand the want to upgrade.

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[brockarron00]

Looks like you can pound those studs out, instead of drilling them out. But I can understand the want to upgrade.

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I thought the same thing, either I'm a girl or it needs a hell of a lot of heat. They won't budge

[4.3LXJ]

They have to be drilled out. I could have saved you some cash I think. Those fancy studs are stock C and K series Chevy pick up shock studs. But you are on the right track for sure

[XJ Wheeler]

I thought the same thing, either I'm a girl or it needs a hell of a lot of heat. They won't budge
Lol, I gotcha. Never done it but they must be in there pretty good!

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