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    1. #21
      Join Date
      Aug 2003
      Location
      Orlando, FL
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      You can just call me and get a kit. I don't have them listed.

      $240 gets the entire package.



    2. #22
      Join Date
      Nov 2008
      Location
      So. Cal.
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      Quote Originally Posted by GRNOVA View Post
      Well I don't want to start another post since I have the same problem as I had in May CRACKED bushings on my air 4 link ends. I need to find a heim joint that I can press into the bar ends. Anyone have any ideas.
      I have a 4-link, art morrison and it came with some really nice stainless steel/poly rod ends. Brand new still. But I was still getting a lil bind at around 3* of roll. So I bought eight QA1 rod ends, the good ones (they are also sold under the competition engineering label) to take their place. I had to make 16 spacers on the lathe to take up the extra space. Should help with the binding.. JR

      These are the ends with the homemade spacers. And I forgot, Ill use these seals-it covers for the rod ends. If you do make sure to account for the space of the washer.


    3. #23
      Join Date
      Sep 2007
      Location
      Denver
      Posts
      325
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      Another option is check out SC&Cs gbar links with Johnny joint ends. I did the same as Frank and Todd (Vegas) cut ends and tapped and put a Johnny joint on it.
      David Beckstrom DVM

    4. #24
      Join Date
      Oct 2004
      Location
      Indiana
      Posts
      1,371
      I have seen a few [and I mean a few] of these in the last year or so. Of the 25,000 bushings that we used in the last 18 months we've gotten about 6 sets back with that problem. I haven't determined the real cause for sure, but it could be from tightening with an impact. The inner sleeve is a powdered metal that is very strong, but more brittle than mild steel. It is the same as many OEM's use but they are installed in a controlled environment. When cranked down with a healthy impact wrench the inner sleeve can sometimes be fractured like yours.
      Since we cannot control how the bushings are installed [even with a torque spec] we have gone back to a mild steel innersleeve that is more resistant to an impact wrench.

      I think I remember Darren mentioning this particular issue a few days ago. My apologies for your inconvenience. If he has not replaced your bars [at no charge] by now give us a call and we'll get it fixed.

      Thanks!
      Bret Voelkel
      Director of Innovation Fox Powered Vehicles Group
      Founder/ Former Owner
      RideTech/Air Ride Technologies, Inc.

      How do you spell Impossible?

    5. #25
      Join Date
      Aug 2004
      Location
      Crown Point, Indiana
      Posts
      1,107
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      Thanks Bret I will be calling you tomorrow.

      As far as tightening up the bushings no impact was used on mine I installed the bushings hand tight put the weight of the car on it and then tightened them up till the susp. moved with a little tension.

      Thanks everyone for all your help.

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