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How far in do the center section of the Dtss eliminator bushings need to be?

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Old 04-16-04, 08:18 PM
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How far in do the center section of the Dtss eliminator bushings need to be?
For those of you who have done the dtss eliminator bushings how far in do you press in the center delrin bushing?
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Clean *** suspension! How did you get it so clean? Sorry I can't answer your question. Free bump!
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There is still a ton of dirt And it lacks the hks drag coilovers...
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i hate you guys and your clean rear ends
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It looks about right to me. You can only push the bushing in so much since there is a lip there.

Is it not going together?

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Setup that way in the pic it will not work.
I'm just going to play around with it today. I was dead beat after reassembling the entire rear suspension yesterday.
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well, it works for us, metal part aligned with bushing
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When I did mine the metal dowel that goes thru the delrin wasn't lined up perfectly. The machined step in the dowel was not flush with the delrin. So, I made a little press with a combo of a bolt and nuts with washers to bring it into the right place.

I also had alignment problems with the metal bushings on the hub its self. I guess those got moved around somehow. So, I did the bolt, washer, and nut press again. After I got that done it lined up just perfectly with no troubles.

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Originally posted by Wankel7
When I did mine the metal dowel that goes thru the delrin wasn't lined up perfectly. The machined step in the dowel was not flush with the delrin. So, I made a little press with a combo of a bolt and nuts with washers to bring it into the right place.

I also had alignment problems with the metal bushings on the hub its self. I guess those got moved around somehow. So, I did the bolt, washer, and nut press again. After I got that done it lined up just perfectly with no troubles.

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Sorry, I'm in Milwaukee and my cars on the Mexican border. And when I did the work I was to tired to take pictures
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