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Reply With QuoteIm going to assume its a bolt in notch? Then pretty sure the washers are to be used as "spacers" only a guess though
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This is a discussion on Question about Spacers in the Bell-Tech 4/6 drop within the Street forums, part of the General Discussion category; On the C-Notch, for the "spacers" listed in the very poor Bell-tech instructions, do you use washers as spacers or ...
On the C-Notch, for the "spacers" listed in the very poor Bell-tech instructions, do you use washers as spacers or is there a metal spacer? The parts list doesn't have a "spacer" in the parts list.
Does anyone have any better photos also? The instructions that came with the parts are lame at best and the online version isn't much betterhttp://docs.belltech.com/66056607-888.pdf
Annie
1990 454SS Customized
1989 Suburban Stock as can be
Originally Posted by BigBoyZ71
This truck is gaining mythical RSR status
Im going to assume its a bolt in notch? Then pretty sure the washers are to be used as "spacers" only a guess though
2002 silverado 1500 extended cab short bed 5.3L
current mods -
Aftermarket speakers and aftermarket headunit
Cree reverse light bulbs
Custom flowmaster original 40 series exhaust
Candied tails
Blackbear Tune
Future
Converted cluster bulbs to leds - only turn signals to go
I know he is using DJM but it's more/less the same thing... good, simple instructions with lots of pics... http://www.gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=205605
I'd say the washers are "spacers"
Cool thanks
Annie
1990 454SS Customized
1989 Suburban Stock as can be
This truck is gaining mythical RSR status
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