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Adjustable Spring Plates on a 71
Are these the correct adjustable spring plates for my 71? Seller isn't sure what they came off of.
  
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Yes, they will fit.
Use your existing hardware. They need new bushings. Those are shot and cold flowed.
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02-28-2013, 08:47 PM
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I have this type on my 1972. Make sure you have a spanner thin enough to hold each of the large bolt heads when the spring plates are in position. I ground a regular spanner until it fit the small space available.
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Thanks for the replies guys! This forum is awesome!
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