Posted December 7, 201311 yr comment_437547 Hi Guys, I think i have been done over once more by replacement suspension bushes i have been trying to get my car ready to come off the rotisserie to get it to a shop, its the first time the suspension has gone on since sand blasting.. I had bought a set of replacement nolathane rear crossmember bushes (part number 49060), which in them selves cost a bomb.. and had the factory bushes pressed out of the crossmember by a mechanic, of course i trusted that the new ones would be ok.. The bushes fit, however the rubber extend probably about 1cm above and below the crossmember, in comparison, the factory bushes (from what i have documented) are actually sucken below the crossmember metal.. which the factory washers take into account So much for a "kit", i can't use the factory washers, and i am left with maybe 4mm of thread left at the end of the bolt to put a nut on (about a 1/3 of the factory nut).. I honestly dont' know how to make this work.. anyone got any ideas? or know of anyone in Australia or Japan, who makes proper replacement bushes? or should i start wishing for a new crossmember?! Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/48104-rear-crossmember-bush-replacement/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
December 10, 201311 yr Author comment_437691 Just an update, i neglected to check the usual suspects as i was under the impression that nolathene were the only ones to do them... Turns out superpro, whiteline and nolathane do them.. and the pictures from Nolathanes website show a completely different part... unfortunately for me, i bought these almost 3 years ago, so i didn't like my chances of getting it resolved.Bought a set of whiteline replacements.. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/48104-rear-crossmember-bush-replacement/#findComment-437691 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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