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Can somebody post a pic of the area -- the threaded boss comments make me think I am confused about something here.....

Old 04-29-2004, 10:12 AM
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Randy:
The discussion is around the 4 bolts that squish the torsion bar plate into the inner body...the lower/rear corner on this has the little stand-off so the spring plate can't drop down too far.....the TB is in the center of all this.
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Hmm I don't recall there being a threaded part ... that's what confused me -- been about 2 years since I did this & I had no trouble (but used softer street type bushings).
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randy

check out my previous post for pics.

i find it hard to believe that the pros go to all this trouble - JW???
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Just to update, I put the driver bushing with the longer bolt method after cooling the bushing in the refrig. It went in pretty well. I was able to put the neatrix in almost halfway without the longer bolts. You need the M10 with the 1.25 thread and about 1 1/2 in or 2 in length in to work. I didn't have to exert too much force that would strip the thread with the neatrix cool. It does shrink a little.

John

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