Use oem bushings for starters,the aftermarkets ones will work in a pinch but don't last like the others.If you have a friend that's a machinist or have a good machine shop near you have them make you slugs to be used with a press to push the old bushings out and the new ones in.You don't want to be beating on those bushings because they will mushroom and once that happens they're junk,trust me on this one.The primary will need 4 different sized slugs to cover all the different components that have bushings,the cover,the sliding sheave,the rollers and the fly weights.If I'm not mistaken the original sliding cover bushings is made to be pressed in and out from the same side,if you look closely you'll notice one side is kind of staked over to keep the bushing from coming out through.When you put the new on in just use some green loctite,it's for bearing and sleeve retention.