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Does anyone have photos of the radiator support mounting bolts, pads and shims? For a 52 3100 1/2 ton chevy.
Thanks,
joe

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bolts and pads, don't know about shims, but body type shims are available at any FLAPS

Bill


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Thanks bill

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I don't have any photos either, but the carriage bolts (3/8" I think) drop in from the top. I used nyloc nuts on the bolts as you are not supposed to put more than 5 lbs torque on the nut (IIRC). I had to add 1/4" of shims (in addition to rubber pad) to get the hood and fender fitment the best I could. I made the shims from aluminum flat bar stock.

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Thanks david, im pretty sure i found the original carraige bolts, there were two shims and one pad with them but no nuts.

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Good to have original. Mine were almost worn in half from the radiator support moving around before I purchased the truck. I think the originals were fine thread and used a castle nut and cotter pin.


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