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Drifting
Joined: Mar 2013
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From: Venice Cali.
I had the same thing the rear bushings were bad.
But they kind of clank when you turn. You can clearly see them with tire removed.
15 dollars for new and
Drill out the old
You need to remove the old sleeve, sounds bad but crush it with vise grips and it
removes easily. Lube up new and stick s/squish em in.
But they kind of clank when you turn. You can clearly see them with tire removed.
15 dollars for new and
Drill out the old
You need to remove the old sleeve, sounds bad but crush it with vise grips and it
removes easily. Lube up new and stick s/squish em in.
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Drifting
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From: Venice Cali.
forgot to mention my shocks caused that problem also. the bushings you can look at when the tire is removed as the swaybar is right there. My old shocks were bad when they would go down one would stick down position probably causing the sway from the rear.