I concur with Truck Shop on this one and have done many myself. Actually have an ARD-244 to go under a Mack RL797LST in the near future. What I would suggest is ensure your bored holes through the frame are straight meaning from a mag drill of something like that. I typically clamp a piece of 3/4" plate to the frame to attach my mag drill to. I actually went one step further and bored a plate to the correct hole and dimension layout for this suspension so it becomes a pattern requiring only clamping four times for a tandem assembly. I simply align with the bottom of the frame rail, clamp it where needed on the frame, and drill. I then use grade 8, 5/8" fine threaded fasteners and washers to assemble on this suspension. Seldom did I ever reuse old fasteners unless specialty types.