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Radius Arm Drop Bracket Placement Diagram (Fig. 6) - Passenger Side Frame

Installation schematic (Fig. 6) showing radius arm drop bracket and OE body mount positions on the frame with dimensions.

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This document is a line-drawing installation schematic labeled "FIG. 6" showing the passenger's side frame rail of a vehicle. It illustrates the mounting position of a Radius Arm Drop Bracket relative to the OE (original equipment) Body Mount on the frame. Two dimensional callouts are provided: 6 3/4 (inches implied) measured from the OE body mount to the upper portion of the drop bracket, and 7 3/8 measured from the body mount area to the lower portion of the bracket. The frame rail is drawn with jagged break lines on both ends, indicating only a section of the frame is shown. Labels with leader lines identify the Frame, the Radius Arm Drop Bracket (a triangular plate with multiple bolt holes and a lower drop leg), and the OE Body Mount (a plate with four holes and a bracket/stud assembly). A reader can learn where to locate the radius arm drop bracket along the passenger-side frame rail — likely part of a suspension lift kit instruction sheet — using the OE body mount as the measurement reference point. No part numbers, torque specs, year/model applicability, or manufacturer names are shown in this figure.

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What does FIG. 6 show?
It shows the passenger's side frame rail with the mounting location of the Radius Arm Drop Bracket relative to the OE Body Mount.
What measurements are given for locating the radius arm drop bracket?
Two dimensions are shown: 6 3/4 from the OE body mount to the upper part of the bracket and 7 3/8 to the lower part of the bracket.
What is used as the reference point for positioning the drop bracket?
The OE (original equipment) Body Mount on the frame is used as the reference for the 6 3/4 and 7 3/8 measurements.
Which side of the vehicle does this diagram apply to?
The diagram is labeled "Passenger's Side."

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