Poly Flex front end bushings
#12
05-22-2018, 03:26 PM
#13
05-22-2018, 08:08 PM
Recovery Vehicle
#14
05-22-2018, 09:53 PM
its a tough call because they last so much longer. My watts link is out too and considering swapping for polys. Idk. What would be a substitute if not polys?
#15
05-22-2018, 10:07 PM
Pro Wrench
A press is pretty much required for radius arm bushings... OEM or poly. There are some 2-piece poly bushings that don't need a press, but you have to watch out for the chassis end, as a lot of the brands require a press on that one. (not a fan of 2-piece poly).
I fitted Terrafirma poly bushings a couple weeks ago, to replace the britpart 2 piece poly's. So far so good. OEM bushings won't fit the castor corrected TF arms anyway, so it's gonna be poly, or poly (for me).
If you don't have a press, you can probably pay a local mechanic like 80 bucks to install them. Or, get a 20 ton harbor freight press for around $140 like I did. It sits next to the fridge in my kitchen
I fitted Terrafirma poly bushings a couple weeks ago, to replace the britpart 2 piece poly's. So far so good. OEM bushings won't fit the castor corrected TF arms anyway, so it's gonna be poly, or poly (for me).
If you don't have a press, you can probably pay a local mechanic like 80 bucks to install them. Or, get a 20 ton harbor freight press for around $140 like I did. It sits next to the fridge in my kitchen
#16
05-23-2018, 02:44 PM
A press is pretty much required for radius arm bushings... OEM or poly. There are some 2-piece poly bushings that don't need a press, but you have to watch out for the chassis end, as a lot of the brands require a press on that one. (not a fan of 2-piece poly).
I fitted Terrafirma poly bushings a couple weeks ago, to replace the britpart 2 piece poly's. So far so good. OEM bushings won't fit the castor corrected TF arms anyway, so it's gonna be poly, or poly (for me).
If you don't have a press, you can probably pay a local mechanic like 80 bucks to install them. Or, get a 20 ton harbor freight press for around $140 like I did. It sits next to the fridge in my kitchen
I fitted Terrafirma poly bushings a couple weeks ago, to replace the britpart 2 piece poly's. So far so good. OEM bushings won't fit the castor corrected TF arms anyway, so it's gonna be poly, or poly (for me).
If you don't have a press, you can probably pay a local mechanic like 80 bucks to install them. Or, get a 20 ton harbor freight press for around $140 like I did. It sits next to the fridge in my kitchen
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