Like it says. I need to get a bushing for each radius where they bolt to the trailing arm. The stock ones just don't cut it.
bluewho
Active member
advantage sells good bushings .
yamaholic22
Active member
Sno-tek has a great kit, very high quality
03viperguy
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these are the 2 companies I am considering buying a front end rebuild kit from 
let me know which you go with and what you think. and from everyone else, which would you go with and why? the advantage is more $$, but why? pros and cons...GO!
let me know which you go with and what you think. and from everyone else, which would you go with and why? the advantage is more $$, but why? pros and cons...GO!
guys you are wasting your money, go to the tech pages, go to the front end section, go to the article I wrote on front end line up. this explains how to cure this problem as well as a few others.
03viperguy
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I just need to replace worn parts. over 5k miles and just getting a lOT of slop 
I just want to replace the cheap stock plastics bushings.. They won't tighten up.. only 2,800kms.. They are screwed up.. or almost screwed up.. haha.. Ride hard... 
BTV's method works fine, but if you want to buy new parts the AdvantEdge bushing kit sells for under $60 USD. Includes rod and spindle bushings . . .