Reply to "suspension bushings"

panteradougMember

Huh? Are you talking about replacing what you had with new original rubber bushings or polyurethane?

The originals are so hard I can't see where they would squish out.

The Poly are a little softer and very stable as well and if you used a flat washer against them on both sides, there is no where for either the rubber or the poly to squish out to?

Are you sure that it just isn't the camber adjustment that slipped? That thing is notorious for slipping.

Also when you retighten all the suspension bolts they need to be very tight and you need to lube the threads of the bolts with 30 weight oil and torque them to spec, on the high side of spec.

It would be an excellent idea to put a camber lock kit in the car as well if you ask me?

4/12/125:32 AM

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