Hey,

My first question is how tight of a fit are they... can they be pressed in with a big
C clamp or do you need a vice or press..

also can i heat the alum or will they melt or mess up the bushing ...

any input is welcome


Thanx



Dustin

 

i just took mine to a shop, TODAY infact. had a guy do it for $10. just give him the hob and bushing and tell him which way they go in.

 

I had the metal shop do it along with a dissassemble of the enire rear end suspension, there were like 5 bolts they had to weld and then impact off. I think on the itemized thing, they charged me $20 for r/r of the bushings

 

take it to a shop... even if you don't need a press to put them in you'll need one to take the old bushings out.

 

make sure you call around first. i just did this last week and one shop wanted to charge me $60 a side

 

am cuting out the old ones..and im just curous on how hard it is... i dont wanna bring them to a shop

 

they press out easily with a press and another person to help hold everything, the new ones push in with your hand very easily!

 

if you can cut the old ones out yourself i'm pretty sure you can put the toe elim bushings in with a vice or something.

 

there we go... i got my awnser... if u can get the old ones out... puting the new ones are a fairly snug fit?

 

they look like they use the original metal sleeve, if that is the case then they should just pop in easily.

 

here's everything you need to know: http://www.teamfc3s.org/forum/showth...5&pagenumber=1

 

thanx