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#30339 06/29/2004 4:36 AM | Joined: May 2001 Posts: 7,438 Extreme Gabster | | Extreme Gabster Joined: May 2001 Posts: 7,438 | I worked on fitting my bracket today. I called CPP for advice but their tech reps don't work on Monday. :rolleyes:
I bent the legs that bolt to the frame a little to get the leg that bolts to the old M/C bracket parallel to the brkt. After the bend there was 1/4" gap so I cut the leg off and rewelded it where it needs to be. All that fit up nicely.
The cross brace was another story. :confused: The end of it that bolts to the frame fouled on a crossmember rivet with the hole centered at the edge of the rivet. And it has a wierd angle bend where it bolts to the booster. After tweaking the bend that was already in it and putting a couple more slight bends in it I got it fitting right.
Keep in mind this is a '54 GMC. You may or may not have this trouble with your Chevy. | | |
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