anti roll bar

**stribo** · Thursday 8th January 2015, 20:31

Originally Posted by JT

Says the man with one of the lowest cars on the forum!

That's why I need a bit of give.

JT · Thursday 8th January 2015, 20:35

Back on topic.....

Solid bushes will be more expensive, but not that difficult to fit

**Jamest5r** · Thursday 8th January 2015, 21:10

Originally Posted by craigoodwood

i can make some of these out of nylon at work...

Interesting

**hemihusky** · Thursday 8th January 2015, 23:14

can solid bushings be installed with the frame in the car or do they need a good ammount of pressing? I imagine the fit being rather tight

JT · Friday 9th January 2015, 16:57

I put them in with the frame on the car, they go most of the way in, just use the bolt to squeeze the rest in

**Jamest5r** · Friday 9th January 2015, 17:14

What are the old ones like to remove?

**p fandango** · Friday 9th January 2015, 17:21

Originally Posted by Jamest5r

What are the old ones like to remove?

a bitch

**Jamest5r** · Friday 9th January 2015, 17:24

Originally Posted by p fandango

a bitch

Is that with your frame on the floor, thanks for the technical response

JT · Friday 9th January 2015, 18:10

bit of a fight, but a re-cip saw is quite handy!

should be a piece of cake on the floor, he's just a tart!

lets put it another way, the original ones wont be in any sort of condition to put back in! lol

**Jamest5r** · Friday 9th January 2015, 18:26

Originally Posted by JT

bit of a fight, but a re-cip saw is quite handy!

should be a piece of cake on the floor, he's just a tart!

lets put it another way, the original ones wont be in any sort of condition to put back in! lol

Brute force and ignorance then happy days I can do that