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 Post subject: Rear Rustys shocks vibrating
PostPosted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 9:19 am 
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Anyone know off the top of the head what size washers i need to pick up to squeeze in between the rear shock mounts and the bushings? The girlfriends rear shocks have a little play in them and vibrate when driving. The rusty's kit came with washers and i put one on each set, but i guess i need more.

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PostPosted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 9:26 am 
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i really dont see why you should have to if you installed the ones that came with them. but h/o ill go look and see if i cant tell you the size.


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Same thing i thought, but after doing some looking around online, apparently its a common hiccup to have aftermarket shocks vibrate a tad, especially Rusty's shocks.

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wells here what i came up with. i went outsidea nd took a pic. the red arrow is the washer that came with the kit. the blue arrow is pointing to where you might want to put the next one. hope this helps.

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Oh, thanks for the pic, but i know where to put it. I just dont know what size. short of me pulling the bolt out and bringing that with me to home depot, i need the size to save me some gas money. :-)

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heres what i found from google
http://www.boltdepot.com/Fastener-Infor ... ashers.pdf

its a washer size chart, i think the size that you're looking for is the SAE 9/16


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PostPosted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 12:56 pm 
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Good Lord just go in and buy some washers , anyone can eye ball what size you need without removing a bolt, easy to do. They have what they call fender washers that work well as well, big flat washers used them on some I have helped install

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