Are these rear upper shock mounts???

[snowflake]

I've got lots of new parts in boxes,

[Guest Anonymous]

They *may* be aftermarket ones (as supplied with some Bilsteins or Boge shocks) but they lack the internal metal "tube" that keeps them from deforming as shock moves within. Without this tube / sleeve - they'd be mush in no time. Each shock would use BOTH rubber pcs (one above, one below the sheet metal) probably both washers - but require the aforementioned tubie. Don't look like 2002 bits to me - I'd save them for some other use where little round bushings might come in handy...like Kustom airboxes, or soft mounted ignition boxes, etc.

Paul

[Supergeek]

Those look like the ones that came with by Bilstien sport shocks.

[snowflake]

Your right,

i did buy bilstein sport shocks, but these mounts don't look right, i'll have to order some today.

[jerry]

another possibility to consider:

those MAY also be the new configuration for the rubber bushings that are installed on the exhaust pipe hanger that attaches to the rear of the transmission.

i ordered several a month or so ago and what arrived, look similar. the old configuration used a small metal tube inserted into a 'flanged' rubber grommet. apparently those are NLA. i got the metal tubes, but not the rubber bushings.

[Guest Anonymous]

they almost look like sway bar bushings

[winstontj]

Looks to me like a quarter, couple of washers & god only knows what else... Could be swaybar bushings (already stated) or bilstein rear lower shock bushings (just a guess) many new urethane rear bushings are the same as swaybar bushings now.