Bushings, Replacement, Toe Links, and Trailing Arm help
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Bushings, Replacement, Toe Links, and Trailing Arm help
Quick questions about Rotary Extreme Toe Links and Trailing arms..
Who has them?
DO you like them?
They come with bushings correct? SO no need to buy factory replacement bushing for install?
I'm looking at purchasing them soon as i will be doing a complete overhaul of my suspension bushing.
Since i'll be looking at replacing all the bushings.. i was wondering if anyone has an aftermarket set of bushings they are using...?
The stock bushings with my Mazdacomp discount are 1100$ with new pillow ***** and seals.
FD01-26-220 - BALL,PILLOW-RR LWR ARM (6)
FD01-34-471A - BUSH, RUBBER LWR (4)
FD01-34-461 - BUSH, RUBBER LWR (2)
FD01-34-460B - BUSH, RUBBER LWR (4)
FD01-34-480A - BUSHING, RUBBER (4)
FD01-28-42Y - BUSH,BALL (2)
FD01-26-250 - RUBBER SEAL,RR LWR ARM (12)
FD01-26-230 - BALL,PILLOW-RR LWR ARM (2)
FD01-28-460 - BUSHING,LOWER ARM (2)
FD01-28-8C0A - BUSHING,RUBBER (4)
FD01-28-890A - RUBBER MTG,DIFF. (2)
anything i'm missing?
Who has them?
DO you like them?
They come with bushings correct? SO no need to buy factory replacement bushing for install?
I'm looking at purchasing them soon as i will be doing a complete overhaul of my suspension bushing.
Since i'll be looking at replacing all the bushings.. i was wondering if anyone has an aftermarket set of bushings they are using...?
The stock bushings with my Mazdacomp discount are 1100$ with new pillow ***** and seals.
FD01-26-220 - BALL,PILLOW-RR LWR ARM (6)
FD01-34-471A - BUSH, RUBBER LWR (4)
FD01-34-461 - BUSH, RUBBER LWR (2)
FD01-34-460B - BUSH, RUBBER LWR (4)
FD01-34-480A - BUSHING, RUBBER (4)
FD01-28-42Y - BUSH,BALL (2)
FD01-26-250 - RUBBER SEAL,RR LWR ARM (12)
FD01-26-230 - BALL,PILLOW-RR LWR ARM (2)
FD01-28-460 - BUSHING,LOWER ARM (2)
FD01-28-8C0A - BUSHING,RUBBER (4)
FD01-28-890A - RUBBER MTG,DIFF. (2)
anything i'm missing?
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Originally Posted by twinturborx7pete
I guess another better question to ask is, when do i know i really need to replace a bushing or pillowball?
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k well i guess it seems safe to say that they need replacement then since the car has 107000 miles on it.
next question being: the rx7store has a set of bushings.. for 680$.. i'm guessin they are nylon? But they are much cheaper than buying them from mazdacomp...
So which should i go with? any experience with these?
next question being: the rx7store has a set of bushings.. for 680$.. i'm guessin they are nylon? But they are much cheaper than buying them from mazdacomp...
So which should i go with? any experience with these?
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Originally Posted by twinturborx7pete
k well i guess it seems safe to say that they need replacement then since the car has 107000 miles on it.
next question being: the rx7store has a set of bushings.. for 680$.. i'm guessin they are nylon? But they are much cheaper than buying them from mazdacomp...
So which should i go with? any experience with these?
next question being: the rx7store has a set of bushings.. for 680$.. i'm guessin they are nylon? But they are much cheaper than buying them from mazdacomp...
So which should i go with? any experience with these?
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Originally Posted by twinturborx7pete
i'm sorry but what should i be looking for exactly...
very frustrating finding all the info i want.
very frustrating finding all the info i want.
https://www.rx7club.com/search.php?searchid=801094
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