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Old 06-01-2012, 01:45 PM
James Scott James Scott is offline
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Cool Re: Polish Poly Suspension BUSHINGS - Red/Yellow

Thanks for your input!

I think the technique you're referring to .. for rear bearings (on the car) .. is the HubTamer. I have one.. about $250 when I got it on eBay.. ? Allows you to press old bearing out/new bearing in.. while hub remains on car! Still not easy, but I guess easier? or "better" for some reason? I have never taken hub off?

Well.. Do you WD40.. PB Blaster.. or Silicone spray your polys? Maybe wud be "easy" help?

We can't get OEM wishbone bushings separate from wishbone..can we? It doesn't show part # on SubaruParts.com! So, we cud press in a new set of OEM bushings.. ? I'm sure not gonna buy the whole wishbone w/ bushings!

Thanks, Jim
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