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| Posted: 08-01-2016 11:42 pm |
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Jim Picot
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Yes, this is what I did with mine - but instead of a washer, it was a piece of steel bar machined to the precise size and much thicker than a washer (thanks Ross Hockley!). This was a necessary fix as the holes were badly elongated through wear - the bushes had never been replaced and had worn out completely, putting all the wear onto the subframe. As redracer points out, there is only one thickness of metal at the front to take that wear - which it doesn't. See before and after pics! Attachment: sub-frame.jpg (Downloaded 144 times)
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