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If I put the bolt spacer (blue) between the spindle and the backing plate, there is a gap.
What would you do?

http://img514.imageshack.us/img514/516/gapq.jpg


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Hy ApachePride, are you reassembling after a teardown/cleaning/painting, or are you assembling some parts new to the truck? Your backing plates must be mounted perpendicular to your spindle, they must not be twisted, they must be well supported, and tight, your life and the lives of those around you on the road depend on their proper installation, hope that helps.

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I am reassembling only the old parts. That is why I am so amazed. That means that I have to trim the bush / bolt spacer?


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Hy ApachePride, If you are only reassemling your old parts, and there was no problem before, then things should fall back into place. Have you counted up all your hardware to make sure you have two sets of everything. You definately should not have to modify anything! Hope that helps.

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Looks like it's supposed to have a GAP.


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