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Re: Homebrew Trailing Arm Bushing Tool ALL

posted by  someone claiming to be Neal on  Fri Mar 30 23:55 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Thanks, Randy. Yep, the page will be there for the foreseeable future. And I'm happy to say that after pulling the trailing arm bushings on my car, there was no sign of wear on the threads that I could see. That's why I chose grade 8 hardness for the bolt and nut.

I didn't mention it on the web page, but the tool will also push the new bushing back in. Just have to reverse the hardware.





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