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Here's a couple of pics of the Bostrom seats and the part number in the MPC for the torsion bar in my first post.
C1TB-8161941-A - Torsion Bar
You can also see the yoke - 61931 in the illustration.
C1TB-8161931-A - Torsion Bar Yoke
You can see they used their own unique seat tracks and supports, also.
If you have a harsh riding vehicle, these seats can really smooth out the ride.
Chad
C1TB-8161941-A - Torsion Bar
You can also see the yoke - 61931 in the illustration.
C1TB-8161931-A - Torsion Bar Yoke
You can see they used their own unique seat tracks and supports, also.
If you have a harsh riding vehicle, these seats can really smooth out the ride.
Chad
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Yes, the text portion has some of the hardware listed, but not all of it. But using the numbers seen in the Illustration you can then use a book like this to look up most fasteners. There are still a few gaps, but it helps fill the void.
Fastener Book
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Fastener Book
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