Bushings?
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Bushings?
I have a 1990 FC T2 and am after a full set of Polly Bushings. Who do you recomend?
Also are the Rear steer removal bushes any good?
Thanks......Chris
Also are the Rear steer removal bushes any good?
Thanks......Chris
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There are tons od bushings in Japan.
Some of the best quality are Mazdaspeed, AutoExe and RE-A.
For example.
###Motor Mount (2 pieces needed)
MS 2400Y per piece, 70 degree hardness
AE 3750Y per piece, 75 degree hardness
RE 3800Y per piece, 80 degree hardness
### Tranny mount (2 piece needed)
MS 1300Y per piece, 70 degree hardness.
AE 1900Y per piece, 75 degree hardness
RE 2000Y per piece, 80 degree hardness
### Front part of the Front lower arm (2 pieces needed)
MS 1100Y per piece, 60 degree hardness
AE 1800Y per piece, 70 degree hardness
RE 1800Y per piece, 75 degree hardness
### Rear part of the Front lower arm (2pieces needed)
MS 1400Y per piece, 70 degree hardness
AE 2500Y per piece, 75 degree haedness
RE 2500Y per piece, 80 degree hardness
There are so many other bushings.
Some of the best quality are Mazdaspeed, AutoExe and RE-A.
For example.
###Motor Mount (2 pieces needed)
MS 2400Y per piece, 70 degree hardness
AE 3750Y per piece, 75 degree hardness
RE 3800Y per piece, 80 degree hardness
### Tranny mount (2 piece needed)
MS 1300Y per piece, 70 degree hardness.
AE 1900Y per piece, 75 degree hardness
RE 2000Y per piece, 80 degree hardness
### Front part of the Front lower arm (2 pieces needed)
MS 1100Y per piece, 60 degree hardness
AE 1800Y per piece, 70 degree hardness
RE 1800Y per piece, 75 degree hardness
### Rear part of the Front lower arm (2pieces needed)
MS 1400Y per piece, 70 degree hardness
AE 2500Y per piece, 75 degree haedness
RE 2500Y per piece, 80 degree hardness
There are so many other bushings.
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Hi Dom
Yes.
RIGID makes bushings.
But there is no data.
Personally, I have not heard about the reputation of RIGID.
I don't mean RIGID is bad.
I don't know anyone using RIGID.
Why RIGID?
Do you need info?
If so, I will check and PM ypu.
Thanks
Yes.
RIGID makes bushings.
But there is no data.
Personally, I have not heard about the reputation of RIGID.
I don't mean RIGID is bad.
I don't know anyone using RIGID.
Why RIGID?
Do you need info?
If so, I will check and PM ypu.
Thanks
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I don't konw their reputation, but I do remember the name of the company so I thought I would ask.
I need to replace a lot of bushings on my FC so I'm doing my research right now.
I need to replace a lot of bushings on my FC so I'm doing my research right now.
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Hi Dom
OK I see.
Replacing bushings is one of the most money-worthy mods.
Even stock ones are effective.
But stock ones hardness is around 50.
But much better than doing nothing.
100 % FC motor mounts are seriously damaged if no replacing before.
Thanks
OK I see.
Replacing bushings is one of the most money-worthy mods.
Even stock ones are effective.
But stock ones hardness is around 50.
But much better than doing nothing.
100 % FC motor mounts are seriously damaged if no replacing before.
Thanks
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I'm after some Suspension Bushings, Who do you recomend to buy them off?
The problem is there is alot of choice and i dont know the advantages between makes?
Thanks.....Chris
The problem is there is alot of choice and i dont know the advantages between makes?
Thanks.....Chris
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