Urethane replacement bushings for stock front sway end-links????
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Urethane replacement bushings for stock front sway end-links????
Maybe I missed it, but I’ve never seen them separately or even in kits. Does anyone offer these?
I’m thinking about returning to a stock front sway from my current Tri-point adjustable since I’m no longer autox’ing. I have a good set of stock end-links and really not interested in heims. But I do have another stock set with blown-out rubber. I’d like to try urethane in those if they’re available.
I’m thinking about returning to a stock front sway from my current Tri-point adjustable since I’m no longer autox’ing. I have a good set of stock end-links and really not interested in heims. But I do have another stock set with blown-out rubber. I’d like to try urethane in those if they’re available.
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Sgtblue (06-16-21)
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I've never seen it. The stock end links are zero play, there's really no need for them to be upgraded. Get some new ones and you're good.
Dale
Dale
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I have a pair of good ones. And not looking to upgrade compliance, was only hoping to find a more durable material and make it a project changing in out the ones that are shot rather than throwing them away.
And IMO there is a need for an upgrade in durability. But oh well.
And IMO there is a need for an upgrade in durability. But oh well.
Last edited by Sgtblue; 06-17-21 at 06:49 AM.
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10000 RPM Lane
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they’re likely cast in place or bonded rather than pressed
there are a few diy vids etc. for reworking a polymer bushing in the urethane durometer of your choice, it’s not really rocket science, but will require some ability and hand/eye skill for that sort of thing.
maybe find a cheap worn pair and give it a go.
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there are a few diy vids etc. for reworking a polymer bushing in the urethane durometer of your choice, it’s not really rocket science, but will require some ability and hand/eye skill for that sort of thing.
maybe find a cheap worn pair and give it a go.
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