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Old 06-03-2018, 12:26 AM
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Default small issue bolting up strano rear bar to fab 9

i have a MWC fab 9. i got a set of strano bars used with the bushings and mounts. the bushing sticks out of the mount about a heavy 1/8". obviously poly isn't goona give much, and if i mount as is, the metal bracket won't be making contact with the rear. so im goona stack washers to fill the space between the bracket and rear. anyone else have this issue?
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Sounds like a valid repair when pairing two different manufacturers products. I'd say you're good to go.
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I am running both MWC Fab 9" and a Strano sway bar and have zero issue with the bushing sticking out past the flange surface. Should be an easy fix with the washers though.

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Hmmmm....I might just shave some poly off using the bench grinder. Not sure yet
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Hmmmm....I might just shave some poly off using the bench grinder. Not sure yet
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Only issue I have is the bar is rubbing on the rear
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Oddly enough i needed no washers. Even tho the bushing stuck out almost 1/8 of an inch it compressed well. Surprised
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Its odd how 2 people run the exact same setup and one will have issues and the other wont




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