Subject	Maybe band-aid was the wrong term...
Posted by	Barry (NJ) on March 11, 2008 at 1:32 PM
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In Reply To	No they are not... posted by Bernie (NoVA) on March 11, 2008 at 01:13 PM
Message	By band-aid I didn't mean to imply covering up of the problem, but more of a quick easy fix. Isn't it better accomplished by replacing the bushings entirely? If the spacers are just as good a solution as fresh bushings, why go through the trouble to replace them? The spacers are far easier to install. My Mod List & More At Motortopia or The Car Space
Follow Ups	subframe bushings/spacers? - ouikikazz 04:40:59 03/11/08 I think the Urethane would be easier to press in, your best - Eishozzzz 06:54:26 03/11/08 Very easy to press in, getting out the old ones can be a - LJZTT 17:19:02 03/11/08 Re: subframe bushings/spacers? - immortaliZed 07:59:28 03/11/08 You don't need the spacers if you go solid bushings (n/m) - Guapo 09:35:36 03/11/08 AL or urethane... - Barry (NJ) 10:31:31 03/11/08 No they are not... - Bernie (NoVA) 13:13:29 03/11/08 Maybe band-aid was the wrong term... - Barry (NJ) 13:32:02 03/11/08 It is the wrong term. - Bernie (NoVA) 13:47:47 03/11/08 can't use spacers with aftermarket bushings - spyhunterTT(nj) 17:29:09 03/11/08
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