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#560102 07/29/2009 5:40 PM
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Going from what I believe was a fleetside and putting a stepside on it (it is a longbed frame) Are the mounting points different?


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will be evident with cross sill placement [I believe they're the same], but it doesn't matter, the mount holes in the frame can be matched up or new ones drilled - I found a minor difference in frame hole placement between years, may well be some variation between assembly plants as well

Bill


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Once you have them coated and ready to install glue the pad to the bottom with a little painters caulk it makes them much easier to thread bolts through.


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