Question about our new sponsor
#1
Question about our new sponsor
I'm wanting to do a refresh to my suspension bushings and was looking around for a polyurathane bushing kit for that purpose, so I was excited when I noticed Nolathane is a sponsor, but on their website they have a total of 1 product for our particular vehicles.
Are they planning on adding additional products for our trucks, or is it just a generic sponsorship?
Are they planning on adding additional products for our trucks, or is it just a generic sponsorship?
#2
IDK anything about Nolathane. For Poly bushings I stick with what works... Polybush > Polybush are the world leader in Polyurethane Suspension Bushes and Components. - Polybush
Call L8, I think the DII part number is KIT 20 (Orange). Good Luck!
Call L8, I think the DII part number is KIT 20 (Orange). Good Luck!
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WNYErikDiscoII (05-22-2017)
#3
IDK anything about Nolathane. For Poly bushings I stick with what works... Polybush > Polybush are the world leader in Polyurethane Suspension Bushes and Components. - Polybush
Call L8, I think the DII part number is KIT 20 (Orange). Good Luck!
Call L8, I think the DII part number is KIT 20 (Orange). Good Luck!
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ArmyRover (05-22-2017)
#5
Jeff, how'd you get the old ones out? I replace a set of leaf spring bushings with poly a few months ago. Took me 10 hrs with a plasma cutter, various sockets, press, hammer, air chisel, and half a dozen sawzall blades. Swore I'd never do bushings again without an oxy acetylene setup to burn them out.
Oh, I forgot the 5 ton jaw puller that I pulled the threads out of.
Oh, I forgot the 5 ton jaw puller that I pulled the threads out of.
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Jeff, how'd you get the old ones out? I replace a set of leaf spring bushings with poly a few months ago. Took me 10 hrs with a plasma cutter, various sockets, press, hammer, air chisel, and half a dozen sawzall blades. Swore I'd never do bushings again without an oxy acetylene setup to burn them out.
Oh, I forgot the 5 ton jaw puller that I pulled the threads out of.
Oh, I forgot the 5 ton jaw puller that I pulled the threads out of.
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Mskembo (05-22-2017)
#9
IDK anything about Nolathane. For Poly bushings I stick with what works... Polybush > Polybush are the world leader in Polyurethane Suspension Bushes and Components. - Polybush
Call L8, I think the DII part number is KIT 20 (Orange). Good Luck!
Call L8, I think the DII part number is KIT 20 (Orange). Good Luck!
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