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What is this bushing?

One more question guys.

I found two of these bushings under my shroud. Not sure how many I should actually have? I'm thinking three total?
I think I lost one or two of them.
Any input would be appreciated.

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Restoring/Rebuilding Yellow Canary '79 911SC
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I think those are the spacers for the ac bracket support. There should be two. They would mount on the two 6mm studs that are on the passenger side cam tower.
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Indeed, I think I had two to start with. Seeing I have no more a.c. components do you think perhaps I could ignore these upon re-assembly? I thought there were only two!
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Sure, remove the two studs in the cam tower and replace them with with the apropriate bolts if you need it to be "factory".
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Sounds like a plan,
By 2010-2011 I should be at that stage of re -assembly

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