la_blazer82
1/2 ton status
Post deleted by la_blazer82
CK5
Register an account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members.
Easiest way to install ORD greasable busing in front springs? *DELETED*
- Thread starter la_blazer82
- Start date
la_blazer82
1/2 ton status
Re: Easiest way to install ORD greasable busing in front springs?
I'd like to do these this weekend, so any tips/help is appreciated. I know a bunch of members have done these, right?
I'd like to do these this weekend, so any tips/help is appreciated. I know a bunch of members have done these, right?
- Joined
- Feb 17, 2000
- Posts
- 1,009
- Reaction score
- 185
Re: Easiest way to install ORD greasable busing in front springs?
It's really just as easy as taking out the springs, pulling out the old poly bushing, and greasing up and sliding in the new ones. When i ordered my 6" TC springs years ago i also ordered the greasable bushings from ORD and you know what i found out, the poly part of the bushing is exactly the same, TCs come with the exact same poly bushing, same part number molded in, same everything the only difference was the bolt and sleeve which allows you to grease it. So i have an extra set of poly in a box in the garage.
It's really just as easy as taking out the springs, pulling out the old poly bushing, and greasing up and sliding in the new ones. When i ordered my 6" TC springs years ago i also ordered the greasable bushings from ORD and you know what i found out, the poly part of the bushing is exactly the same, TCs come with the exact same poly bushing, same part number molded in, same everything the only difference was the bolt and sleeve which allows you to grease it. So i have an extra set of poly in a box in the garage.
84_Chevy_K10
Banned
Re: Easiest way to install ORD greasable busing in front springs?
They're Daystar bushings.
They're Daystar bushings.
