964 / 993 Control Arm Bushings
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Just send the DIY guide out to those of you whom I missed sending it to. Sorry about that!
Thanks Jon for the kind words!
Thanks Jon for the kind words!
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Guys, since Chris is traveling, just email me and I can forward it to anyone that needs it
Chris, enjoy your vacation and get off the computer.....
Chris, enjoy your vacation and get off the computer.....
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Mark - PM sent
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Yes, it will cover the 964 as well.
Thanks Mark for forwarding the DIY! I just sent email it to four more folks today. If anyone still needs the DIY, please email me at tangentautosport@sbcglobal.net and I will get it out to you asap.
Thanks again!
Thanks Mark for forwarding the DIY! I just sent email it to four more folks today. If anyone still needs the DIY, please email me at tangentautosport@sbcglobal.net and I will get it out to you asap.
Thanks again!
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Chris,
Is the torquing done with the suspension at full droop, or while loaded? I ask as other cars I've worked on will bind the bushings if everything is torqued while the suspension is extended.
Andreas
Is the torquing done with the suspension at full droop, or while loaded? I ask as other cars I've worked on will bind the bushings if everything is torqued while the suspension is extended.
Andreas
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That's very important for bushings that deflect with suspension movement like the stock ones. Shouldn't matter with bushings that rotate on a sleeve, as these do. You're torquing the inner sleeve, and the bushing rotates (relatively) freely around it.