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It seems most of the 13cab Chevs used the same link rods throughout the series, but I don't know if this applies to the C8A. There was a guy in Belgium who broke up one or more CMP's for spares on the GAF website, maybe you wil have luck there.
Don't forget to check the orientation of your shocks, as they seem to be upside down.....or actually upside down and left swapped with right. good luck, Alex
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