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moray
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grill top chrome spacers

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Hi all,

should there be spacers fitted on the studs that hold the grill top chrome strip in place ?
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Scott
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Re: grill top chrome spacers

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Genuine original chrome bar: no
New part from UK: yes (in my experience).

Without spacers, it sat too close to the panel & didn't match up with the hockey sticks.
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Re: grill top chrome spacers

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I agree with the above answer. I used some old brass manifold nuts as spacers and don't overtighten.

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