Subject	Make Sure to Trim Your Bushings! It may sound odd,
Posted by	flashstar on November 29, 2014 at 1:55 AM
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In Reply To	Rear Control Arm bushing advice (too stiff?) posted by Coolspot on November 25, 2014 at 10:31 AM
Message	but the polyurethane bushings tend to squeeze out the sides of the arm holes. If they protrude past the center sleeve, they will bind horribly. Then, it will feel like you have no springs in the rear. I just finished trimming most of my poly bushings and ride quality is plush but controlled! Polyurethane bushings also need to be lubricated about once per year. I would drill and tap a hole in each bushing for a zerk fitting. The warning on CZP is a load of bs-- if you properly trim and lubricate your poly bushings. ;)
Follow Ups	Rear Control Arm bushing advice (too stiff?) - Coolspot 10:31:14 11/25/14 I prefer the stiffness imho - Frldy_Z 10:07:02 11/26/14 Make Sure to Trim Your Bushings! It may sound odd, - flashstar 01:55:40 11/29/14 Bushing trimming - Coolspot 15:50:12 12/01/14
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