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From the issues brought up on the Forum, I'd go back to original bushings. I am doing a ground up restoration and I'm putting back in the original stuff. Unless your racing you won't need the "stiff" bushings. PM me for a great source for them.sheldon said:
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I've had polyurethane and stock rubber/metal bushings on my BJ8. The last set of rubber/metal bushings squeaked unmercifully. I'm now running polymer bushings from Tom's Import Toys. Very happy with them.
https://www.tomsimport.com/new/parts/parts.asp?sect=2&new=1
The 'radiator saver' bushings are a no-brainer; rubber ones rot out quickly in the oily environment.
Tom is a great guy to deal with.
https://www.tomsimport.com/new/parts/parts.asp?sect=2&new=1
The 'radiator saver' bushings are a no-brainer; rubber ones rot out quickly in the oily environment.
Tom is a great guy to deal with.