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harry E 
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 Topic: body mountsPosted: 29 June 2016 at 12:02pm |
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I believe there is an insulator or a rubber spacer between the hat channel under the body and the frame brackets. can someone tell me how thick they should be? is any spacer used under the front grill?
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Harry Eisenhauer
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Posted: 29 June 2016 at 3:15pm |
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The material used is pretty thin like a HD conveyor belt material (not sure exactly but maybe 3/16"). The grill on my original 48 has two pieces of the material stacked:
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burnzee
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Posted: 28 Aug. 2016 at 6:05pm |
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Late reply, but I used square pieces cut from a heavy duty truck mud flap. Drilled holes in center. I also found a couple other uses, such as under the gas tank to isolate from tub. Around $20 BUCKS AT NAPA
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Becca
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Posted: 14 Sep. 2016 at 2:59am |
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I used the sidewalls off of tires.
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