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12434, polyureathene bushings Posted by MotoFool, Sep-30-02 04:29 PM
i got my energy suspension kit and was wondering who installed all of theirs i was told 2 on the front suspension which the links below show shoudn't be installed anyone have any info or sites pages, etc as to why not to or why to install???
i could see why not looking for more opinions...


Bill
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12435, RE: polyureathene bushings Posted by iamnotwhoiam, Oct-01-02 12:41 AM
i have all of mine that came in teh kit installed on my car.. the ones in yellow in those pics i dont think i had or got installed though. good luck on the install be sure to set apart a fri to sun weekend.
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12436, RE: polyureathene bushings Posted by MotoFool, Oct-01-02 03:39 AM
i should be fine no motor in my car =)
2.4 litre swap!!
so u got the energy suspension kit and those didn't come i looked at mine seemed like they were there
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12437, RE: polyureathene bushings Posted by iamnotwhoiam, Oct-01-02 04:07 AM
nope dont remember seeing those bushings, but they could have been there, but i dont think we replaced the ones that were there.
i had a friend help and he did most of the putting in of the bushings. seemed most of them were in the rear suspension pieces and only like 2-3 were in the front.
and yeah i suppose if you are not worried about geting the car going anytime soon you will be good to be able to get all teh bushings installed... just be sure to keep a torche and hacksaw ready for those persistant stock bushings that dont want to come out.. :-)
also good luck on the 2.4 id like to know how things are going as i plan on doing the swap in the future. ive chatting tons with Bill about it and it seems like there isnt too much to it.
be sure also to grease them up good as they will squeak some later on down the road especially in cold weather.
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