fitting solid beam mount (cossie)
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Hi, i have a pair solid beam mounts laying around, and was about to fit them.
However when lowering the beam i noticed there is a short piping sticking out the chassisrail. Do i have to grind those down so the metal bush touches a larger area (so more stable ) or should it rest on the short pipe sticking out?
Rinus
However when lowering the beam i noticed there is a short piping sticking out the chassisrail. Do i have to grind those down so the metal bush touches a larger area (so more stable ) or should it rest on the short pipe sticking out?
Rinus
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no that's not what i mean. the polybush including the long inside the bush came out fine.
That pipe should indeed go into the chassis. But it's the bigger pipe that acts as a spacer so you don't squeese the chassisrail that sticks out a bit.
otherwise i'll make a pic of it by tomorrow
That pipe should indeed go into the chassis. But it's the bigger pipe that acts as a spacer so you don't squeese the chassisrail that sticks out a bit.
otherwise i'll make a pic of it by tomorrow
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