Subject	Me either. I put Nizmos in mine. I hate urethane anything
Posted by	Spddracer on January 19, 2005 at 8:10 PM
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In Reply To	I would not use ES either. (n/m) posted by Spongerider :) on January 19, 2005 at 07:55 PM
Message	Noisy, squeeky junk. My point was make sure you do it correctly be it tension rods or any other supspension piece. But my thinking was 99% of the ones done where installed with the suspension unloaded. How muc do you think that control arm move up when you let the car down 2-3"? More? your car rarely will see full suspension travel. Thats alot of movement for a bushing to twist.
Follow Ups	ES Bushings: What's the verdict? - just4kinks 17:21:00 01/19/05 T-rod bushings have been found to cause problems. - jkperformance 17:25:38 01/19/05 ES tension rods bushings are the ones - TARGETZ 17:27:11 01/19/05 the only "problems" are ES bushing use in tension rods... - BradZ (FL) 17:28:06 01/19/05 Re: ES Bushings: What's the verdict? - Guapo 18:08:33 01/19/05 But I like this part the best... - Woody75 (Denver) 23:19:17 01/19/05 Thought on the ES bushings. - Spddracer 18:46:42 01/19/05 How are you supposed to tighten down the bolts with the car - Haasz32 19:16:52 01/19/05 The easiestway is a drive on rack. But ramps would work. (n/m) - Spddracer 19:24:31 01/19/05 how do you figure? - fourZero 19:33:06 01/19/05 Spddracer, is right about the preload thing. - Spongerider :) 19:40:44 01/19/05 point taken, but I don't want to guinea pig this theory - fourZero 19:49:28 01/19/05 I would not use ES either. (n/m) - Spongerider :) 19:55:38 01/19/05 Me either. I put Nizmos in mine. I hate urethane anything - Spddracer 20:10:21 01/19/05 right, but urethane is free in the control arm, not fixed - z32ttvert 22:03:05 01/19/05 Re: right, but urethane is free in the control arm, not fixed - kuah@splparts.com 07:50:40 01/20/05 Thanks for the replies everybody. - just4kinks 07:58:42 01/20/05
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