Trailing Arm PN diff from base to R1...
04-07-04, 02:54 PM
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Trailing Arm PN diff from base to R1...
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I was looking at my '93 microfiche (from iluvmyrx7.com) and found that the trailing arms for the rear suspension have two different part numbers: one for "normal" and one for "hard" suspension. What the heck is the difference? Is there any difference at all?
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I was looking at my '93 microfiche (from iluvmyrx7.com) and found that the trailing arms for the rear suspension have two different part numbers: one for "normal" and one for "hard" suspension. What the heck is the difference? Is there any difference at all?
Thanks!
Take care,
Shad
04-07-04, 05:00 PM
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Yes, I know that.
My question is what is the difference between a touring/base trailing arm and an R1 trailing arm? I *thought* they were identical...
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Originally posted by spurvo
"normal" is Touring and base models. "Hard" is for R-1.
"normal" is Touring and base models. "Hard" is for R-1.
My question is what is the difference between a touring/base trailing arm and an R1 trailing arm? I *thought* they were identical...
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04-07-04, 06:36 PM
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I'm gonna bet it's the bushing used. The arm itself should be that same, as the geometry didn't change. If I recall, to change that bushing, you usually have to replace the whole arm unless you go with aftermarket stuff, right?
04-08-04, 12:39 AM
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You're correct... but the next step of logic is what's confusing me... the base/touring and R1 bushings are different?
I called a dealership. The parts have the same price. But, of course, the parts guy didn't know much else. <shrug>
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Shad
Originally posted by spurvo
I'm gonna bet it's the bushing used. The arm itself should be that same, as the geometry didn't change. If I recall, to change that bushing, you usually have to replace the whole arm unless you go with aftermarket stuff, right?
I'm gonna bet it's the bushing used. The arm itself should be that same, as the geometry didn't change. If I recall, to change that bushing, you usually have to replace the whole arm unless you go with aftermarket stuff, right?
I called a dealership. The parts have the same price. But, of course, the parts guy didn't know much else. <shrug>
Hasta,
Shad
04-08-04, 12:42 AM
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Sure! You've got a PM...
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Originally posted by clayne
This is interesting. I didn't know they were different.
Shad, BTW, you want to get together sometime and check out cars?
This is interesting. I didn't know they were different.
Shad, BTW, you want to get together sometime and check out cars?
Hasta,
Shad
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Originally posted by spurvo
If I recall, to change that bushing, you usually have to replace the whole arm unless you go with aftermarket stuff, right?
If I recall, to change that bushing, you usually have to replace the whole arm unless you go with aftermarket stuff, right?
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