Well just ordered. Koni Str.t shocks and Megan racing lowering springs. and i also ordered a Energy suspension Polyurethane bushing kit. It should all be here by friday. and hopefully on by sat any opinions on the bushing kit?
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You'll need a torch, hacksaw, and drill. Using a combination of the three you should be able to remove them without too much difficulty.My Member's Ride Thread
Bisimoto header before & after dyno
1993 10th Anniversary: F22a6, H23IM, Bisimoto header, Custom mandrel exhaust, 5spd swap.
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That works too. You still have to use a hacksaw to cut a slot in the outer bushing sleeves so you can pull them out. The whole car is an all-day job for most.Originally posted by mndude07 View PostOr you could get an old socket that fits the bushing's diameter, and use the socket with a c-clamp to press the bushings out. The cutting & burning method is pretty stressful on the steel.
Be advised the ES kit does not include any of your rear control arm bushings. Prothane makes a good kit for those and they made a huge difference, really tightened up the rear.My Member's Ride Thread
Bisimoto header before & after dyno
1993 10th Anniversary: F22a6, H23IM, Bisimoto header, Custom mandrel exhaust, 5spd swap.
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Depends on how close the diameters are. I've done this before and the metal sleeve pressed out with it also.Originally posted by 19dabeast85 View PostThat works too. You still have to use a hacksaw to cut a slot in the outer bushing sleeves so you can pull them out. The whole car is an all-day job for most.
Be advised the ES kit does not include any of your rear control arm bushings. Prothane makes a good kit for those and they made a huge difference, really tightened up the rear.There are no black and white suspension answers!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yeah they are great...I use to have major high speed vibration no matter how much times I balance my wheels or change rotors...I installed Full Front suspension bushing and the steering wheel doesn't even move at any speedOriginally posted by deevergote View PostThe bushing kit is good. Some of the bushings are a bitch and a half to get in. One technique is to freeze the bushings and the parts they're going in. It will make the rubber shrink so the old bits are easy to remove, and the new ones are easy to fit in.[b][SIZE="3"][COLOR="Yellow"]New paint job and bumper 8/8/11[/COLOR][/SIZE][/b]
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Yeah, Megan Racing's cheaper products are pretty crappy. I've heard good things about their full coilovers (though I'll never buy them)... The only thing by them that I have on my car, and the only thing that I will ever have on my car, is their strut bar.
I kinda wish their stuff was better, as my girlfriend's name is Megan.
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They replace them. Honestly, I don't see any benefit to running these boots... and they fit rather oddly. My friend installed them on his ball joints when he tore a boot (since he tore it while working on the car, the joint wasn't exposed to dirt, making a boot replacement something worth doing.)Originally posted by spade View PostDoes the ball joint/tie rod boots go over the stock black rubber boot? Or replaces it?
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