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changing front lever arm shocks

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zimmy

zimmy

Jedi Knight
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ill be changing my front lever arms in the next week or so...im wandering if i should get the polyurethane or the standard trunnion bushings......also what else should i replace while doing the job.....the rubber stops, etc..? ....zzimmmmyy
 
Rubber or Poly Bushings? Depends on what you want. Road car stick to the rubber bushings. Race or autocross you might want the poly bushings. Poly will transmit more road shock to the whole front suspension and steering wheel.
The rubber bump stops - are they rotten? If not keep them as they are a PITA to remove and install.
 
Get an allignment afterwards. I "eyed" it / "It steers straight" .... and wrecked a set of tires.

Geo
 
But, AFAIK, they can only set the toe-in. So, I set that myself.
 
anything else i will need for the job?..ill go with rubber..
ill check my stops, as im not sure if theyre good or not...
i got my front new/used tires for $45
a pair....great price ; ) ..ill get new ones
when its all done.....z
 
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