Question on Bilstein shocks

That's not so difficult for those of us who have dealt with it for unmpteen years. Conversion factor from inch to millimeters is 25.4
11/16" = .6875 = 17.46mm which will still be a tough find.
17mm = .6693 , (divided by 25.4 to get that). Could be close enough for rubber bushing versus a twist drill.
18mm is more over the 11/16" at about .708" . A tad tight or a tad loose are the metric options.
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Thanks, but I was being facetious (I've known junkyardhero for a long time)... sorry. I already did all of that math, and I decided that neither metric option was close enough for the stiff poly bushings in the Bilsteins (too small = I could never force it on given lack of leverage up there behind the axle; too large = too sloppy). Besides, I don't have any metric drill bits right now and I don't see any reason to start collecting them. I ordered an 11/16 from the local Ace Hardware for pick up Thursday.