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Old 03-30-2008, 05:52 PM
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Default rear shock poly bushings

Where can I get a set of polyurethane bushings for the rear shocks and leaf springs? The rear end is now starting to make a lot of noise and before I start replacing anything major (leaf springs, shocks, etc) I wanna see if the degraded rubber is whats causing the noise.
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Default Re: rear shock poly bushings

I think Daystar makes some poly bushings for the top of the shock, but the bottoms would have to come straight from bilstien. Seeing your Avatar your truck is in the dirt. Try jacking up the rear of the truck, not by the axle, and get the springs to relax, then clean them out. This may get rid of the squeek too. It's also cheaper than buying new bushings.

Poly bushings are known for squeeking though so I'm not sure why you want to go to poly from rubber.
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