I'm working on the rears this week.. I have not done those yet.Mr.Sandman wrote:dude, i'm talking about the forward, upper control arm and such. (The Rear)look at the pictures.
I'm working on the rears this week.. I have not done those yet.Mr.Sandman wrote:dude, i'm talking about the forward, upper control arm and such. (The Rear)look at the pictures.
<-- also still has to do the rearKenrik wrote:I'm working on the rears this week.. I have not done those yet.
thanks kenri kILikeMy240sx wrote:Kenrik, thanks for the write up. If you do a write up replacing the entire set of those bushings... that will be awesome.
GL and good job.
hah thats awesome. I'm sure i can figure them all out and ****, but i'm lazy and a write up takes 2 hours out of the job lolrico05 wrote:If he doesn't get it up any time soon (wow, that sounds wrong LOL), I will have a full write up done for Texas240SX.com (I am a mod there) in January when I get mine done.
The best part? I am getting them pressed in for free and getting the kit for cost! I love working for a parts store!!!
im with 4N on this one.~4N~ wrote:This makes me want to get new bushings.
You have to otherwise the bushing wont go in.acidbbg wrote:Good write up.
I purachased the master kit. One in red. Insructions were'nt good..and some packages didn't even have instructions.
Why are we removing the inner ring on the tension rod?
Did anyone esle have problems getting the control arm out? I removed all the bolts and such..but it won't come off...tried bangining with hammer to no avail. Was gonna try pry bar..but don't wana ruin that rubber busings that mounts to the break side.
I am going to home depot to pick up torch and c-clamps!
I love fire!
Any update for the lazy people?240esseckz wrote:i should be getting my hyperflex master set on monday along with arp wheel studs...if no one has done a full write-up by then...ill post one up...by the way...has anyone used a rotozip to get the old bushing out instead of burning...burning it seems like it would make it weaker...when my cousin and i replaced his bushings on his s-12 i used a rotozip...it worked...just took a minute...
Watch out for flying burnign rubber. It hurts when it gets uGraham S. wrote:A quick note on burning out bushings. When the OEM rubber heats up too much it can cause the old bushing to expand and actually ""POP"" out of the hopusing. It's basically like creating a flaming molten rubber projectile!
If you hang it over a bucket of water while it's burning you can usually catch it and keep it from burning down your house or maming you for life
i actually didnt cut them out i just to a sorta small screw driver and hammered it between and used some force to make the otuer ring bend in then i hammered a big *** screw driver in the same spot and bent it some more it just fell out after thatnzmoman wrote:I have the master set also. The rear bushings are kind of flimsy, do they just slide in, with the washers? My instruction of course are crappy as well.
Kenrik
if you are still around, what are the big changes you feel in the handling. Ive had several s13's but never any good bushings