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found a 'loose' RTA bushing shell while installing poly bushings - anyone else seen this? 200

posted by  daveshan on  Mon Oct 18 17:06 CST 2004
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Could be one of the infamous aftermarket replacements, how thick was what's left of the rubber? Was there a couple of pieces of metal imbedded in the rubber in addition to the center bushing? See "ScanTech sucks" on my front page for pics of the most common RTA bushings with descriptions of each. One of the aftermarket bushings on that page was almost that loose.
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