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1ASFK00315-Shock Mount Kit Rear
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Shock Mount Kit Rear - 1ASFK003151ASFK00315
These replacement Upper Shock Mount Kits are just what you need to get your vehicle riding great again!
- Comes as a PAIR
- Fits both LH (Driver Side) & RH (Passenger Side) REAR UPPER
- Each kit includes:
- (2) bumpers
- (2) washers
- (1) nut
- Direct replacements
- Built to strict quality control standards
Lifetime Warranty
This item is backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty. In the event this item should fail due to manufacturing defects during intended use, we will exchange the part free of charge (excludes shipping charges) for the original purchaser. Please keep your invoice for proof of this warranty.
Vehicle Fit
- 2003-2008 Ford Crown Victoria Rear Upper Shock Mount Kit Pair
- 1986-2007 Ford Taurus Wagon Rear Upper Shock Mount Kit Pair
- 2003-2008 Mercury Grand Marquis Rear Upper Shock Mount Kit Pair
- 1986-2005 Mercury Sable Wagon Rear Upper Shock Mount Kit Pair
Part #: 1ASFK00315
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The internals are strong for the C63 Black Series which still runs the factory engine internals but the CLK63 Black Series has a Weistec built motor setup with forged internal engine components. Those components are said to be good for over 1000 horsepower making them stronger than what the C63 AMG has from the factory.
Regardless, both cars also employ the 3.0 liter twin screw blower used in Weistec Stage III supercharged applications. The difference being one is making much more boost as the C63 AMG is said to be somewhere around 11 psi. What boost and other mods the CLK runs is anyone's guess as the owner tends to be difficult to deal with thinking his car is the fastest thing on planet Earth whose setup should be treated with the same secrecy as nuclear launch codes as if on the same level of importance. The CLK is likely somewhere in the 9XX rear wheel horsepower range while the C63 is somewhere in the upper 6XX wheel horsepower range.
So, on one hand we have similar base motors, although one built with aftermarket components, both running the same supercharger. On the other hand we have one car which has a Weistec built "Bulletproof" AMG 722.9 7G transmission while the other has the factory AMG 7-speed MCT. Weight is close from the factory but the CLK has been lightened quite a bit so that works in its favor. The CLK is tuned for race gas though while the C63 is tuned for pump gas.
So what is the result? Well, not hard to guess but nice to see the comparison between the two cars. Video below.


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Participants in the Tournament receive instruction and play at different course throughout the Riverside area. The final day of the event culminates in a best ball tournament and award ceremony recognizing the Veterans' success. Participants will also have the opportunity to learn new skills in several other alternative activities including kayaking, bowling and horseshoes.
Participation is open to male and female U.S. military Veterans who are visually impaired, as well as those with other disabilities that include amputations, traumatic brain injuries, psychological trauma, certain neurological conditions, spinal cord injuries and other disabilities. The participants all receive care at Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical facilities across the nation, and many utilize VA's comprehensive visual impairment services. Nearly 300 volunteers from the local Lowa City community and surrounding areas will assist at this event.
Presented by the Department of Veterans Affairs and funded with help from a host of corporate sponsors, events at the National Veterans TEE Tournament are a showcase for the benefit of sports rehabilitative programs, and the remarkable athletic abilities and personal achievements of our nation's Veterans. The event is hosted by the Iowa City VA Medical Center each year.
Note to Editor: If you would like to interview this Veteran, contact Annie Tuttle at (909) 953-1370. For more information about the event, please visit the Tournament Web site at www.tee.va.gov. Information above provided by the Veteran.
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