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since I'm replacing my solid aluminum body mounts (on a 71) to new polyurethane mounts from Energy Suspensions, will I need longer bolts? Or will the stock body mount bolts work?
since I'm replacing my solid aluminum body mounts (on a 71) to new polyurethane mounts from Energy Suspensions, will I need longer bolts? Or will the stock body mount bolts work?
I thought that the later year body mounts were 3/8" lower on the frame, hence if you install those in your 71 the body will be 3/8" higher then what it is now. That effects things like the steering shaft alignment.
I would like to replace my discs with a neoprene disc that is identical in size to the aluminium discs. It might have to be slightly higher to allow for compression when the body is on.
I don't recall the length of the originals in the 70, but you
will need 3" or so for the poly mounts.
Looking at #1 in the pictures above, the sandwiched poly would
originally be the 3/8" aluminum puck. Under the bracket, there
were a couple of washers - that's it. So, the difference in overall
length is over an inch. Expect the body to sit about 1/2-5/8"
higher off of the frame than previously. Definitely a good mod -
looking at the corroded aluminum that I pulled.