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 Post subject: Fitting Front subframe.
PostPosted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 9:06 pm 
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When fitting the front subframe, Is there rubbers (bushings) that go in between the body and the subframe, On the top mounts?

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clubmn wrote:
When fitting the front subframe, Is there rubbers (bushings) that go in between the body and the subframe, On the top mounts?


Assuming you have an ozzie car, no, no rubber. Dry type suframes have a metal spacer, not certain if the wets have it though.

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hydro ones don't have the spacers...

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The spacer sits between the subframe and the body? RIGHT.....
The what washers are used for the top?, Just a split washer and 1/2"nut.

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