LCA Bushings and Other Bushings
but the bushing just slides on the pin by hand. it is not pressed on with an inner and outter sleeve on the bushing. the bushing simply sits in place. that is what i was referring to. I like the idea of the pin being a press fit into the control arm. not knocking them. just expressing my opinion.
I read that before - that the poly does not locate the LCA ...
This image shows the opposite - the poly has a lip that seats it completely in the shell -
I did have to get new pins, and these are just suspension pieces that have slots to tighten the pin nuts on - but the setup works great - it's not greasable but has never squeaked in the 5 years it has been on the car. I prefer them to the rubber pieces for my street car.
but the bushing just slides on the pin by hand. it is not pressed on with an inner and outter sleeve on the bushing. the bushing simply sits in place. that is what i was referring to. I like the idea of the pin being a press fit into the control arm. not knocking them. just expressing my opinion.
