XJS Lower wishbone bushs
#21
So basically someone has given you a poly bushing to install with a lifetime warranty.
It's a $10 part which will take you an entire weekend to replace.
Doesn't seem like a very good warranty.
You might want to reconsider installing rubber which will seem to last you long enough to forget this whole mess to begin with. It's still not too late.
You know he's going to blame a faulty install when you try to collect on that warranty anyways.... And even then he'll probably want you to pay for shipping and handling which will probably make him whole.
It's not too late. I think you're fixing something that ain't broke. (by replacing the rubber with poly. It served the car well for this long, I think that's a fair deal)
It's a $10 part which will take you an entire weekend to replace.
Doesn't seem like a very good warranty.
You might want to reconsider installing rubber which will seem to last you long enough to forget this whole mess to begin with. It's still not too late.
You know he's going to blame a faulty install when you try to collect on that warranty anyways.... And even then he'll probably want you to pay for shipping and handling which will probably make him whole.
It's not too late. I think you're fixing something that ain't broke. (by replacing the rubber with poly. It served the car well for this long, I think that's a fair deal)
#22
So basically someone has given you a poly bushing to install with a lifetime warranty.
It's a $10 part which will take you an entire weekend to replace.
Doesn't seem like a very good warranty.
It's a $10 part which will take you an entire weekend to replace.
Doesn't seem like a very good warranty.
If they do fail that quick Ill be taking back more than just the bush's. The funny thing is I went back and saw them and asked the question Poly vs Rubber, again they assured me that the poly will outlast and outperform any rubber bush, just make sure there is plenty of grease on them so they don't squeak.
We will see. Like most things, once I do the job once I know whats involved and how its done, next time round wont be so bad.
Also its 3/8" UNF threaded rod on mine that I have to use as spring holder.
#23
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The darn things cost nearly $100Au and that was on trade, thats only the lowers? The front bush's needed replacing desperately one on the right you can see through the mount were the bush is meant to be, this was picked up on a registration check, so must be done.
If they do fail that quick Ill be taking back more than just the bush's. The funny thing is I went back and saw them and asked the question Poly vs Rubber, again they assured me that the poly will outlast and outperform any rubber bush, just make sure there is plenty of grease on them so they don't squeak.
We will see. Like most things, once I do the job once I know whats involved and how its done, next time round wont be so bad.
Also its 3/8" UNF threaded rod on mine that I have to use as spring holder.
If they do fail that quick Ill be taking back more than just the bush's. The funny thing is I went back and saw them and asked the question Poly vs Rubber, again they assured me that the poly will outlast and outperform any rubber bush, just make sure there is plenty of grease on them so they don't squeak.
We will see. Like most things, once I do the job once I know whats involved and how its done, next time round wont be so bad.
Also its 3/8" UNF threaded rod on mine that I have to use as spring holder.
Please keep us posted. It will probably take a few months before a fair assessment can be made regarding whether this is truly an upgrade worth making.
Judging from all the work thats involved, if it really does last forever, it might well be worth it!
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