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The left rear shock (damper) mounting bracket on my 1973, TR6 is partially cracked off the frame. Needless to say it made a wonderful noise the last time I drove it. Three years ago I installed the KYB shock conversion- including the bracket that bolts right up to the exsisting shock mounts. I wonder if that conversion puts extra stress on the frame mounted shock bracket or if the failure would have occured with stock dampers? If anyone else has had a similar problem I would be greatful for some ideas on how to fix it. Hopfully it is simply a job any skilled welder could fix.
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