On Sun, 20 Jul 1997, Eric Miller wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I ordered and received a polyurethane suspension bushing kit from British
> Parts NW (who are very pleasant to work with over the phone) last week for
> the TR-4A, and am ready to start installing the front suspension on the
> bare frame. I had heard that one of the negative things of polyurethane is
> that it squeaks. The guy at British Parts NW suggested putting
> "anti-seize" on them before installation. Has anyone tried this? If so,
> what brand? Or maybe there is another product that would work better?
>
> Any thoughts would be appreciated.
>
>
> Eric Miller
> Portland, OR
> 1965 TR-4A
>
>
Eric: I used a copper based anti-seize compound. I believe it's called
Copaslip. Works well on bushings, nuts and bolts, etc. I can't remember
why, but I was told to specifically use a copper based product. I had to
do some searching for it, but it is available.
Robert Carley
73 TR6
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