*New Product Alert!* Yaya Suspension Bushing Sets!
06-16-2004, 10:30 AM
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David has done it again, now, on Kspec.com, we have full Yaya Bushing Sets, Polyurethane.
Forgive me for the picture being so long, but it is ONE picture. LOL
http://www.kspec.com/main.php?s=bushing
$249 SHIPPED
The listing of included bushings are in each section. The pictures are just guides of what they look like installed and such.
Forgive me for the picture being so long, but it is ONE picture. LOL
http://www.kspec.com/main.php?s=bushing
$249 SHIPPED
The listing of included bushings are in each section. The pictures are just guides of what they look like installed and such.
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Yaya's Full Suspension Polyurethane Bushing Sets
-Optimized suspension control
-Greater cornering and breaking accuracy
-Resistance to oil contamination
-Superior life and performance compared to OEM bushings
-Expedient alignment correction
-Reduced tire wear
-Ease of fitment
-Various grades of softness / flexibility
-Installation guide/picture is included
-Widely used for street / timetrial / drag races
¡Ü Please purchase the product for your vehicle. Vehicle names are shown in KDM forms.
-Optimized suspension control
-Greater cornering and breaking accuracy
-Resistance to oil contamination
-Superior life and performance compared to OEM bushings
-Expedient alignment correction
-Reduced tire wear
-Ease of fitment
-Various grades of softness / flexibility
-Installation guide/picture is included
-Widely used for street / timetrial / drag races
¡Ü Please purchase the product for your vehicle. Vehicle names are shown in KDM forms.
06-16-2004, 11:49 AM
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LAST PIC????? so are engine and tranny mounts are included?????
they clearly shown in a couple of the pics but not listed......
and good god redz put a 56k warning on this......im on t1 so i popped right up for me.
they clearly shown in a couple of the pics but not listed......
and good god redz put a 56k warning on this......im on t1 so i popped right up for me.
06-16-2004, 08:12 PM
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Power inverter question
Since the bushings are Polyurethane, if you have larger swaybars, you should be able to drill the bushings out to fit the new swaybars, if they aren't too big. I would suggest doing it slow so that there isn't much heat built up. If you have access to a drill press, or even better, a lathe, that would be best.
Oh yeah, nice looking bushing set.
Oh yeah, nice looking bushing set.
06-17-2004, 09:05 AM
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Kayjai, you'll prolly have to enlarge the holes, like Drafter said.