Subject	Re: suggestions for replacement tension rod bushings?
Posted by	BeBoosted on April 04, 2013 at 7:20 AM
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In Reply To	suggestions for replacement tension rod bushings? posted by roxie110 on April 03, 2013 at 06:58 PM
Message	I just did a rebuild on my car and can't say enough good things about Energy Suspension' poly urethane bushings. my OEM tension rods were split open. I pulled them off (only 3 bolts per side) which is very easy to do. paid a shop $40 to press out the old bushings. the way the enrgy suspension bushings are designed they are 3 piece per side and can be pressed in easily by hand and a rubber mallot. OEM tension rods are not adjustable so there is no need for an alignment after as long as you just remove the tension rods and don't mess with any other perts (i.e. control arms) . The difference was night and day. Sooo happy with them. Also at this time I did all of the rear bushings. I used the Master kit energy suspension sells. Its not very expensive, about $168.00 on Z1 Motorsports (This kit includes tension rod bushings along with many others). deffinatly worth it!
Follow Ups	suggestions for replacement tension rod bushings? - roxie110 18:58:46 04/03/13 Re: suggestions for replacement tension rod bushings? - BeBoosted 07:20:29 04/04/13 just found them for $115/pair shipped... - roxie110 16:03:25 04/04/13 OK re no alignment... seems like 3 hours is too much! (n/m) - roxie110 16:04:56 04/04/13 FYI - Had local shop press the old ones out for $20 and - jzack 18:33:46 04/04/13 FYI - March.Prince 16:22:04 04/04/13 It makes sense when you follow the arc of the lower control - Gordo 93TT Daytona 10:53:19 04/05/13
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