Just retap the threads on the existing shock stud to take a nut of the next smaller size. There is virtually no side thrusting on the shock, the nut just keeps it from falling off. You could even drill a hole and use a cotter pin or hair clip to hold the shock in place. No need to replace the vertical link.
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