Name: Link Shock Mounts – Flat Top
SKU: 618
Price: 275.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Link Shock Mounts – Flat Top

$275.00

Flat-top link shock mounts for building a linked truck bed cage. Works with a single coil-over or combined bypass shock setup. Sits 4.25″ further forward than the dome-top version for different fitment requirements.

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Flat Top: The Further-Out Shock Position

The flat-top link shock mounts position the shock tube 4.25\” further outboard than the dome-top version. That extra distance is the right call when your bed cage geometry benefits from a wider shock placement — common in longer-wheelbase trucks, builds using larger bypass shocks, or setups where the coilover needs to be angled outward for clearance reasons.

What Is Included

Flat-top link shock mounts (pair)

Dome Top vs Flat Top — The Short Version

Dome top: shock sits 4.25\” closer to the truck. Flat top: shock sits 4.25\” further out. Choose based on your specific shock body, bed length, and cab clearance. If you are building both a coilover and a bypass shock into the same cage, flat top often works better because the wider position gives the bypass shock room to run alongside the coilover without fighting for space. Unsure? Call 714-265-1450 and we will sort it out for your specific build.

Shock Compatibility

Works with a single coil-over or combined coil-over and bypass shock setup. Pairs with Link Killer Shocks and Solid Shock Co. coil-overs. See those listings for shock sizing and pricing.

Installation Notes

Weld-on. Shock angle is determined by mount position — measure your shock stroke and axle travel range before finalizing position. Still requires careful positioning before final weld despite the more forgiving outboard placement.