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Trailing arm and torque rod bushings for over 200 bucks? 200 1989

posted by  someone claiming to be bosozoku on  Wed Apr 28 09:26 CST 2004 [RELATED]

I did it myself and my cost breakdown was:
$100 for a jack, jackstands and misc. tools
$165 for the bushings (because I had to return two that I bought
at FCP and buy the dealer items - the Scan Tech parts fit poorly)
$ 50 at a mechanic's shop to press in the bushings
----
$315 = total, and I did all the labor. Sounds like you got yourself
a good deal. Then again, my car now has poly. bushings. Nyah, nyah.
;-D


-b.






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