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Old 04-02-2016, 09:01 PM   #1
KyleSeal
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Cab Bushing question

Just got my Energy Suspension Polyurethane kit for my body mounts and I'm ordering some small stuff off LMC for it, but I see that the expanded LMC diagram of how everything stacks up (for the front) needs a 1/8" shim (#21) (or so it says), and the rear needs a 'spacer' (#30), is this true? They're so expensive that I just need to know ahead of time.

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Old 04-03-2016, 10:13 AM   #2
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Talking Re: Cab Bushing question

I bought the poly bushings through LMC and I had to shim the cab mounts in order for the body lines to match up, there was that much of a difference, and I'll probably change them sometime in the future with the stock Rubber mounts.
So, if you haven't already installed them, might want to save your self some grief and get the stock type mounts and be done right the first time....Just my opinion.
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