[Shotimes] RE: MAF Update / Strut Rod Bushings

Russ M. rm1012@yahoo.com
Tue, 22 Oct 2002 06:10:14 -0700 (PDT)


  I only have a few new TRW and Perfect Circle here right now:
  
     TRW: 
       HB1592K- front strut rod to subframe- marked FST-1 & FST-2
       HB1593K- rear strut rod to frame- both marked RST

     Perfect Circle:
       FA1690- rear strut rod to spindle- RAMCOA (USA)

     McQuay-Norris:
       FA7174- 26mm rear sway bar mount- RAMCOA (USA)

     The above are all black.  (The bushings in the TRW/MOOG rear link
kits have been red and black,  all marked RAMCOA (USA).   I've seen
both red and black McQuay-Norris rear swaybar frame and link bushings.)

  Mystery "TPR" bushings (were on car when purchased):
     26mm RSB frame mount bushings, RSB link bushings-
        all blue, all marked RAMCOA (USA), identical to M-N and PC.


  FWIW,  about a year ago I bought complete sets of TRW strut rod
bushings locally for ~$65. +tax.   (2 each of HB1591K, HB1592K,
HB1593K, and HB1594K) 
  The 26mm RSB frame bushings from M-N and TRW/MOOG have been
$9-$12./pair..YMMV.

  Russ
         
     



--- Ian Fisher <ianf@eden.rutgers.edu> wrote:
> What color are they and are they stamped with any markings?
> 
> Thanks
> Ian
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: R McCoy [mailto:RM1012@yahoo.com] 
> Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 5:31 AM
> To: TechSHO@topica.com
> Subject: Re: MAF Update / Strut Rod Bushings
> 
> 
>   The TRW bushings are readily available:
> 
>     HB1591K- Front strut rod to LCA (2pc. improved design)
>     HB1592K- Front strut rod to subframe
>     HB1593K- Rear strut rod bushing- to frame
>     HB1594K- Rear strut rod bushing- to spindle
>     HB1651-  Front sway bar mount bushing- 22mm
>              (22mm front- FA7035- McQuay-Norris)
>              (24mm front- FA7272- McQuay-Norris)
>     HB1752-  Rear sway bar mount bushing- 26mm
>              (26mm rear- K8761- MOOG)
>              (26mm rear- FA7174- McQuay-Norris)
>     18145HD- Rear sway bar end link kit- Heavy Duty
> 
>   They feel more like TPR than polyurethane to me,  are far less
> expensive than the TPR of unknown origin sold by SHO suppliers,  and
> IMO
> last longer than ES.
> 
>   Russ
> 


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