Help: rear trailing arm inboard bushings
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I'm a 993 guy so pardon the part nomenclature ignorance ![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Not the outboard side, but the inboard bushing that attaches to the tub (engine tunnel) and is upstream of the camber/toe adjustment plate.
Trying to help a friend, the ones on his car are toast.
Monoballs would be great if available....
TIA
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Not the outboard side, but the inboard bushing that attaches to the tub (engine tunnel) and is upstream of the camber/toe adjustment plate.
Trying to help a friend, the ones on his car are toast.
Monoballs would be great if available....
TIA
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Added some more clarification to your post, lol
I lucked out and got a brand new ERP set on eBay for $400. I'll install them when I revamp my suspension.
I think 9M might sell an upgrade bushing for this area because in their 964 build thread, I asked if they were using the stock spring plates and I think they said they were the stock plates w/ 9M bushings. Hopefully they will chime in on this thread.
I lucked out and got a brand new ERP set on eBay for $400. I'll install them when I revamp my suspension.
I think 9M might sell an upgrade bushing for this area because in their 964 build thread, I asked if they were using the stock spring plates and I think they said they were the stock plates w/ 9M bushings. Hopefully they will chime in on this thread.
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Added some more clarification to your post, lol
I lucked out and got a brand new ERP set on eBay for $400. I'll install them when I revamp my suspension.
I think 9M might sell an upgrade bushing for this area because in their 964 build thread, I asked if they were using the stock spring plates and I think they said they were the stock plates w/ 9M bushings. Hopefully they will chime in on this thread.
I lucked out and got a brand new ERP set on eBay for $400. I'll install them when I revamp my suspension.
I think 9M might sell an upgrade bushing for this area because in their 964 build thread, I asked if they were using the stock spring plates and I think they said they were the stock plates w/ 9M bushings. Hopefully they will chime in on this thread.
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The Powerflex bushes (which are purported to be RS hardness) are available via ebay from UK sellers (which is where I got mine) but DO verify these are the one's you're looking for.
http://www.powerflex.co.uk/product-d...Bush/1638.html
http://www.powerflex.co.uk/product-d...Bush/1638.html
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Rats - was hoping they were the right ones - sorry about that! I have them also, like them alot though I would have gone with Walrod bushes if he made 'em - they're excellent and nicely engineered.
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Rob,
Read through here regarding the upgraded inboard spring plate from ERP
https://rennlist.com/rennforums/show...=550968&page=1
Read through here regarding the outboard bushing replacement by Powerflex, designed in conjunction w/ 9M
https://rennlist.com/rennforums/showthread.php?t=406443
Read through here regarding the upgraded inboard spring plate from ERP
https://rennlist.com/rennforums/show...=550968&page=1
Read through here regarding the outboard bushing replacement by Powerflex, designed in conjunction w/ 9M
https://rennlist.com/rennforums/showthread.php?t=406443