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I have the body off the frame to finish up the body and paint work. When I go to reassembly the body to the frame I was planning on replacing all the body mounting rubbers with new. Do any of you delete the rubber to have a more solid connection between the body and the frame? What are the disadvantages other than noise? Since I plan on using some of my original mounting points as roll cage pick up points, I don't think I should be using the rubber pads in these areas. If that is the case, is there any reason to use them anywhere else?

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Greg
 
I'm confused........does the body contribute to the stiffness of the frame?

Is there subframes or is this a full frame.?

"""""""Since I plan on using some of my original mounting points """"""

define 'original mounting points'

""""""as roll cage pick up points""""""

are 'points' on the body or on the frame?
 
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