Not when new! Arrow faces forward.subtle_driver wrote:...the factory stock rubber with liquid fill, is offset.
mine was offset. the arrow points in the direction of installation so you can place it correctly when pressing the bushing in, for stock. but most aftermarket ones are centered. eh... mine works fine. hehe.maxnix wrote:Not when new! Arrow faces forward.
I ask Joe...he said he don't know and the only have the OEM for $43.32 a peice. Man I have theses polys for the 300zx I would hate not to be able to use them. I just don't have the time to let the car sit in a garage.maxnix wrote:I believe so. Ask Joe when he is finished moving the parts department on 1/4/2010.
Why did you buy the 300zx polys before confirming they would fit?????? Not sure it is all worth the effort vs just getting the correct oem Q part,as my originals lasted 135,000 miles and the 2nd set lasted 100,000 miles.LoxMurda wrote:
I ask Joe...he said he don't know and the only have the OEM for $43.32 a peice. Man I have theses polys for the 300zx I would hate not to be able to use them. I just don't have the time to let the car sit in a garage.
I bought the master set to get the subframe and differentials bushing and what ever else fit...it was better than buying them separateqship96 wrote:
Why did you buy the 300zx polys before confirming they would fit?????? Not sure it is all worth the effort vs just getting the correct oem Q part,as my originals lasted 135,000 miles and the 2nd set lasted 100,000 miles.
maxnix wrote:Thanks for the update.
Are these the Energy polyurethane bushings of which you are speaking?