Bob,
You definitely want to go with the Polyurethane bushings. They are much
better than the old rubber ones. Be sure to use plenty of anti-seize,
otherwise they will squeak in cool weather. Also, the old bushings may be
hard to get out. I used a torch to melt them out. It went much quicker.
Ray
At 10:28 PM -0500 3/14/99, bharris wrote:
>Hi All,
> I am looking to replace my rubber bushings on the front end of my
>Spitfire and would like to go with a stiffer compound than the stock
>rubber.I remember reading some discussion on this subject,but did not
>take notes.I would like your opinion of the various choices (along with
>where to obtain them)I inquired at BPC and they couldn't help me.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bob Harris
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