[Big Baller 82cutty]

Here is a pic of the bushings I replaced them cause they were squicky as hell so I took them out.

 

[wired61]

how much it cost u to get them pressed back in?

 

[Big Baller 82cutty]

Originally posted by wired62@Jul 31 2005, 04:48 PM
how much it cost u to get them pressed back in?

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I used and air chissel to press them back in I made sure I didnt damage them while doing that

 

[Joost....]

how`d you get those fuckers out, i cant seem to press the bar far enough you know what i mean?

 

[skandalouz]

Originally posted by Joost....@Jul 31 2005, 04:38 PM
how`d you get those fuckers out, i cant seem to press the bar far enough you know what i mean?

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you need to get at least one of the bushing mostly out to get the cross shaft out.

 

[Joost....]

ah ok, ill give it a try, thanx

 

[badass 64]

Originally posted by Big Baller 82cutty@Jul 31 2005, 11:23 PM
Here is a pic of the bushings I replaced them cause they were squicky as hell so I took them out.

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It sure feels alot cleaner when you get that shit done...

 

[big pimpin]

They weren't that bad...at least you still had some rubber in there! LOL

 

[357IN602]

is anyone using polyurethane bushings? i've got some in my suburban. man what a difference. smoother and it feels like there is less resistance than with the rubber ones.

 

[Joost....]

alot of people said the polyurethane once start to sqeek real loud after a while

 

[357IN602]

Originally posted by Joost....@Aug 1 2005, 03:40 PM
alot of people said the polyurethane once start to sqeek real loud after a while

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some times they do. only when it rains, but in arizona, it never rains

 

[Big Baller 82cutty]

It was hard to take them out but when I was done I was sweet no more squeeking :biggrin:

 

[badass 64]

Originally posted by 357IN602@Aug 1 2005, 11:54 PM
some times they do.  only when it rains, but in arizona, it never rains

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When you buy them they come with a little grease tube, for some reason alot of dudes never grease them up and then they will squeeeeke! Just grease 'em.

 

[Unity_Jon]

Originally posted by badass 64@Aug 2 2005, 03:00 AM
When you buy them they come with a little grease tube, for some reason alot of dudes never grease them up and then they will squeeeeke! Just grease 'em.

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yup yup. some people cant follow even the simplest instructions !

 

[ogmonte77]

i replaced bushing on a couple of cars and used to grease them on outside and inside. Makes them easier to install too.

 

[blueouija]

Originally posted by big pimpin@Aug 1 2005, 01:23 PM
They weren't that bad...at least you still had some rubber in there!  LOL

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that's true ... I know one rider who had nothing left in his.. LoL

 

[DARKJUGGERNAUT]

Originally posted by badass 64@Aug 2 2005, 04:00 AM
When you buy them they come with a little grease tube, for some reason alot of dudes never grease them up and then they will squeeeeke! Just grease 'em.

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i got pollygraphite in 2 of my cars and i gresed the shit pu tof them and i am in az and they squaek real loud my elcamino took about a year to break in grease dont matter....

 

[ENVIUS]

i just got mine done last week...there was no rubber and the metal was almost gone! i needed them bad

 

[blueouija]

Energy Suspension

 

[Crazy Cutty]

ive changed them out 2 times this month because of having new ones chromed.
wasnt fun chassing the parts and finding a place to do them.

luckily my friend did the first set.
the second set, it was the uppers and lowers. so that took alittle while.