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PostPosted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 9:18 am 
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I am putting the front subframe back in my mini(rubbercone type) I have this 5mm plate with 3 holes in it. the centre one being a little smaller than the other two. Does this go between thebody and the subframe or does it go on top underneith the nuts that connect to the long bolts?
I reakon it goes inbetween the body and subframe

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subframe - spacer - body

Nuts on top were held in place with a thin plate, but it is a locking plate that hold the nuts in place. :wink:

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thanks for your quick reply, I am actually in the middle of doing it right now lol. You saved me a lot of time.

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