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Do NOT use polyurethane bushing for swaybar 700 1986

posted by  raidman on  Fri Jun 4 15:28 CST 2010
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Upon noticing a clunk-clunk sound after going over dips, I decided to inspect the suspension. found that the poly bushings I thought were going to last forever were toast on passenger side and completely gone on driver's side. Had to go to PNP to get a good used aluminum control arm due to the groove worn by the steel bushing holder. I'm going back to the normal rubber ones with an integrated washer.
Sometimes old school is best.

el raidman






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