im thinking about changing out all my bushings to urethane bushings from energy suspension.com do you think its worth it? any feedback will help in me making my decision.
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whats the labour time involved in replacing all the bushings that come with the kit. three hours?
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5 hours if you really bust your ass and know what you are doing.
it's basically as labor intensive as a front suspension overhaul and brake job. you have to take apart the front suspension for the coil isolaters and strut bushings, the control arms may need to be taken out depending if you have a bushing C clamp tool with the proper fitting(s).
use lots of lube!
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Originally posted by wed3k View Post5 hours if you really bust your ass and know what you are doing.
it's basically as labor intensive as a front suspension overhaul and brake job. you have to take apart the front suspension for the coil isolaters and strut bushings, the control arms may need to be taken out depending if you have a bushing C clamp tool with the proper fitting(s).
use lots of lube!
well the time part is not a problem i have the motor out as well i am in the prosess of rebulding that but i was just woundering if i sould it wille i have all the susp. out on both side would it be worth it to do wile i am thare or if it would be easyer with the motor in. but anyways thaks.... would love some more feadback
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well i thank you guy very much ..... for the info that you guys did give with what i have saw from what you guys have said i think im going to do it .........
well i gues the only thing left now to make a few phone calls to a few freinds ........... and can any one say " miller time"
thanks agin
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Originally posted by 4GFalken20 View Posthaha.
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