At 01:07 AM 12/24/98 -0500, you wrote:
>I have the Lakewood's on my truck with the snubber in the last hole. Still to
>far away from the springs. What can I use to put under the rear bolt without
>buying the shims? I don't have any metal that I can think of. How thick was
>the piece you used? Would wood work? I cant do anything right now on the
>account of the snow and cold so I will have to wait a bit but your input would
>help.
>
I had to do the same thing. I just went to a hardware store and bought
a piece of steel stock. Basically just a flat piece of metal a few feet
long. It only costed a few bucks. I used a sawzall to cut it up
into little 4-5" pieces, then drilled holes for the U-bolts in each.
It won't win any craftsmanship awards, but it got the job done!
-Jon-
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