Spring perch bushings
Prothane bushings. They have em in black too. On the fwd eye, using a bernsonatic torch, burn out the rubber and inner sleeve and leave the outer pressed in shell intact on the spring. Grease up the 2 poly bushing halves and the new inner sleeve and press them in. They should go in pretty easy. If they are a little tough press the bushings first, then the new inner sleeve second. 2 small squares of plywood and a large C clamp works well.
Theres 2 different diameter FWD spring eye bolts. The larger more common bolt I believe is 5/8" but may be different. if you have the smaller bolt, you can easily drill the FWD perches with a step drill bit to the larger size and just get the larger bolts. Rear shackle bushings are not sleeved. Heres pix, I enlarged mine to accept the larger bolt.
Hope this helps
Matt
Prothane bushings. They have em in black too. On the fwd eye, using a bernsonatic torch, burn out the rubber and inner sleeve and leave the outer pressed in shell intact on the spring. Grease up the 2 poly bushing halves and the new inner sleeve and press them in. They should go in pretty easy. If they are a little tough press the bushings first, then the new inner sleeve second. 2 small squares of plywood and a large C clamp works well.
Theres 2 different diameter FWD spring eye bolts. The larger more common bolt I believe is 5/8" but may be different. if you have the smaller bolt, you can easily drill the FWD perches with a step drill bit to the larger size and just get the larger bolts. Rear shackle bushings are not sleeved. Heres pix, I enlarged mine to accept the larger bolt.
Hope this helps
Matt
