Yet another sway-a-way spring plate question
 

I'm installing Sway- A- Way adjustable spring plates on my '73 911.
This question is about the hardware included in the kit.
The M10 bolts are 7 mm longer than the stock bolts that came off the car. There are also eight spacers, for these bolts. The spacers are 9mm thick.
Finally, there are two black polyurethane spacers 74mm od, 55mm id, 8mm thick, with one rounded side. These last items fit perfectly inside the outer torsion bar cover, filling the rounded area and creating a flat surface, presumably to receive the flat surface of the outer bushing.

I assume these items are designed to be used together, but the black poly spacers cause the outer bushing to protrude about 12 mm beyond the flat face of the cover. Using the bolt spacers to compensate results in a very loose fit of the cover.
Not using the bolt spacers would appear to create a too tight fit.
Of course, none of these extra parts are mentioned in the instructions.
Has anyone else found these bonus parts in their spring plate kit?
Can you advise me as to their purpose?
Thanks
Joe Frantz

Joe,
I just did this on my 74. I had an issue because the black adjuster screws were missing. Anyway, I believe I did not use anything like what you mention. I just mounted the red busings and then installed the cover with the spacers and it worked perfectly. The REAL difficult thing about this was "machining" the ID of the bushings to fit. What a pain.

Tristan

Tristan
Thanks for your reply -- I agree, everything does fit perfectly without all the spacers.
There is a label with a phone number on the parts bag. I'm going to call just to satisfy my curiosity.
Thanks again
Joe