Anyone have extra front A-Arms they don't need?
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Originally Posted by Monique
There is a manufacturer of hardened bushings for 993's in the UK. Might fill your need while giving you a extra bite for your track time. Much cheaper too. If you get 911 & P world, they did a report on the company and the replacement of these bushes as a DIY... about 2 years ago IIRC
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I also couldn't find the bushings for the 993 on the powertech site. Am I missing something???
Has anyone replaced the bushings in their car rather than the whole control arm? How hard of a job? Big difference in ride?
Shidinger: I appreciate the offer, but if I'm gonna replace the control arm, it'll be with one I won't have to worry about for a while. Thanks anyway.
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Originally Posted by gonzilla
I also couldn't find the bushings for the 993 on the powertech site. Am I missing something???
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Has anyone replaced the bushings in their car rather than the whole control arm? How hard of a job? Big difference in ride?
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o.k. the ones from France won't work for me (they are for 964 and not 993)
Anyone else happen to have some they don't need?
Anyone else happen to have some they don't need?
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Originally Posted by shidinger
I'm not sure if it's possible but can you replace the bushings with Urethane or similar? Regardless, I have 2 front left A-arms with questionable bushings available for super cheap ($150 shipped) for any interested.
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I have been running the Powerflex bushings for three years with no problem.
With the poly used there is only a very small difference in ride quality but a noticeable sharpening of steering response.
I would never put used arms on my car . It is so difficult to tell the condition of the void bushes .
I found that a lot of UK specialists / dealers had plenty of used arms put out with the garbage !!
At one time I had ten sets of used arms that cost nothing !!
Your choice .
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With the poly used there is only a very small difference in ride quality but a noticeable sharpening of steering response.
I would never put used arms on my car . It is so difficult to tell the condition of the void bushes .
I found that a lot of UK specialists / dealers had plenty of used arms put out with the garbage !!
At one time I had ten sets of used arms that cost nothing !!
Your choice .
Good luck
Geoff
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.... there is only a very small difference in ride quality but a noticeable sharpening of steering response.
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Ceboyd, came across a new set of N.O.S. front 993 arms, $450.00 for the pair, let me know, cheers, Sonny.
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Originally Posted by ceboyd
well, I realize this is probably a big long shot but I was wondering if anyone had a pair of 993 front A-arms with bushings in good condition available for sale cheap?
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Monique,
I am in the UK at the moment and sure the road surfaces are better than NS but traffic density, speed cameras etc,etc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If this is what you poor sods have to live with, there is no road surface envy here !
All the best
Geoff
I am in the UK at the moment and sure the road surfaces are better than NS but traffic density, speed cameras etc,etc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If this is what you poor sods have to live with, there is no road surface envy here !
All the best
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Originally Posted by sonny1
Ceboyd, came across a new set of N.O.S. front 993 arms, $450.00 for the pair, let me know, cheers, Sonny. ![cherrsagai](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/drink.gif)
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sounds like the best deal available to me!
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