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[alfa] Poor quality 105/115 sway bar end link bushings
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- From: Jon Pike <jhpike@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 12:55:48 -0800
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My problem with these has been that the fit of the inner tube of the
bushing ends up a hair loose on my front swaybar. I have recieved ones
that were completly loose, and currently ones that felt tight, but
trying to move them by hand or after a light bump, and they get loose.
Now I'm not sure that my swaybar isn't somehow slightly smaller than
most. It dosen't look worn, looks evenly machined round. My worry is
that a loose bushing will wear and make matters worse the next time.
I'm about to resort to an earlier mentioned techniqe of dinging up the
surface of the bar with a punch, and slathering JB weld on the joint
before pressing. Don't know what removing will be like, or long term
joint life for that matter. But I'd really prefer a properly sized
interference fit.
Jon
77 Spider
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