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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Brakes, Frame, Steering & Suspension => Topic started by: 81GMCBILL on March 04, 2014, 08:48:24 pm
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I am ready to install new leaf spring bushings, but was wondering if you smear a light
coat of grease or ? on them before installation. Or do you install them dry -without anything?
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What kind of bushing? Rubber, Urethane, Poly?
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there poly-urthane.
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they should have came with instructions on what to use with them.
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Formula Five Prelube (http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ens-9-11104/overview/)
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thanks - for the help - BD - I see what to use - I was just trying to make sure I
have everything like this lube before I get the bushings, like Capkaos said - the instructions
will probably tell me what to use.
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If you're purchasing a bushing set, it will likely come with lube.
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Ah so you haven't gotten them, if it requires anything special it should come with them unless it is something easily obtained...
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If you're purchasing a bushing set, it will likely come with lube.
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when i put in one of my lift kits we used a c-clamp to squeeze the bushings in the eyes of the springs also
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yea - they fit easily into the front leaf spring eye- but I noticed they will be needing quite
a bit of force to install on the rear frame mount part of it(where the top-shackle connects).
I was thinking like you said (IRISH-Alley) to use a c-clamp or a ball joint clamp I have.