We decided it was time to finally bolt the body to the frame. We put the four vertical bolts in first and left them loose.
Next we installed the two horizontal bolts in the pontoons. I vaguely remembered there being spacer between the body and the frame so I found some washers to put in there. It was quite a pain to get them in there and the bolt laced through them. We put two washers on each side.
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I had heard that washers need to be put between the tunnel and the frame so I rolled under the car. [emoji38] [emoji23] [emoji38] [emoji23] yeah riiight. I don't see how anyone is getting washers up in there then getting a bolt through them.
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So yeah...we didn't do that part.
One of the inside washers was missing so I found a washer that was a good match on I.D., O.D., and thickness.
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I decided to use a fender washer over that washer on this one. Q
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We torqued, the bolts that we could get a torque wrench on, down to 25 ft-lbs. The one in the right pontoon I just went wicked tight on.
One thing that really annoys me with the body mounts is how loosely the square nuts fit in the cages. I was going to make my own nuts out of bar stock but I never got around to doing it.
If anyone has a good picture or pictures of the front of the frame with the harness in place please send it my way.
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