Reply to "Rear Suspension Rebuild"

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Pantera East sells poly bushings that slide into the outer metal sleeve of the OEM bushing, so you don't have to remove it.

I used a reciprocating saw to carefully cut the OEM inner sleeves and then pull them out.

I drilled thru the metal of the A-arm and outer sleeve and then the bushing itself so grease from the Zerk would get to both inner and outer surfaces of the polyurethane.

I took my lower upright pivots apart and found them to be in good order, so I just greased them with synthetic grease and reassembled.

1/14/0610:46 PM

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