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- Received the isolators. I noticed there is a notch in them. Does this notch line up with anything? Is it there for a purpose? It coincides with the molded part on the top of the isolator. Is it to h lol line this up with the spring? I’ve included pics. As always thanks for your input.
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Should the notch in the isolator line up with post that’s circled in red?
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Can you turn the spring to seat better in the upper spring pad? It looks like the isolator is only going to fit the bottom of the spring in 1 way, so any other "adjustment" would have to be in the upper mount.
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Correct. The top of the spring only seats in the tower/ bracket one way. That determines how the isolator sits on the lower bracket.
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