Glad you're straight, now. It stands to reason that not every bushing is identical so there must be some provision for compensation. There is. That's where the shims come in. You many need to take one out or add one because you are removing one set and adding another. This is not a case where the original shims are exactly right for your new installation. The very last thing you want is sloppy bushings after they are tight. Take care of this NOW, before your spring is replaced. Use a long prybar to shove the lower control arm towards the rear as you add your shims to the front.
BTW, all Squarebirds have the same suspension (with identical part numbers) so the picture is good for all years. - Dave
BTW, all Squarebirds have the same suspension (with identical part numbers) so the picture is good for all years. - Dave
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