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Originally Posted by Bobalong
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Really ? I had to shim my engine mounts up slightly to get the fan to quit rubbing the bottom of the shroud. I tried everything trying to determine why after all these years it started rubbing. Shimming fixed the problem, but I never knew the cause.
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Are you sure you got the right engine mounts? Did this start after changing the engine mounts? Frame spread is somewhat common, but it takes a lot of like 'general lee' jumps and stuff to spread it that much. You can take measurements from the chassis service manual that will tell you if in fact it's frame spread.
Trans mounts too, seen where the wrong trans mount causes issues.
And now of course you need to verify your pinion angles.
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