what bushing type for dana 30
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what bushing type for dana 30
I have just ordered the iron rock rock link, 3 link system. While I am installing that, I want to upgrade the upper axle bushing bolt size from 10mm to something larger. I have found two options but unsure what to go with. This is my DD but sees trails on the weekend. Road noise/harshness is not really a problem either.
https://www.currieenterprises.com/ce-9112m2
https://trailforged.com/product/hd-r...e-bushing-kit/
Those are the two I am deciding about, any input would be great. Thanks
https://www.currieenterprises.com/ce-9112m2
https://trailforged.com/product/hd-r...e-bushing-kit/
Those are the two I am deciding about, any input would be great. Thanks
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did you get the 3 link or the radius arms? You can upgrade the 3 link, but the funky castor adjuster on the radius arms makes bolt size upgrade hard to do without losing that adjustment capability.
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If you are going three link, like I have, then you will need something tougher than the rubber bushing. Right now I have a poly bushing there. The rubber bushing is not up to the job with only one to absorb the rotational forces. I have found that on the rubber factory bushing a 3/8" works better and 9/16" on the lowers is better there. On the machined flex joint, you will have to stick with what they give you
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I have just ordered the iron rock rock link, 3 link system. While I am installing that, I want to upgrade the upper axle bushing bolt size from 10mm to something larger. I have found two options but unsure what to go with. This is my DD but sees trails on the weekend. Road noise/harshness is not really a problem either.
https://www.currieenterprises.com/ce-9112m2
https://trailforged.com/product/hd-r...e-bushing-kit/
Those are the two I am deciding about, any input would be great. Thanks
https://www.currieenterprises.com/ce-9112m2
https://trailforged.com/product/hd-r...e-bushing-kit/
Those are the two I am deciding about, any input would be great. Thanks
Personally I prefer rubber over poly. Better ride wins here, but Currie is a great company. Expensive, but reputable. You need to make the call.
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Im trying to decide which one would be stronger and better for the 3 link. Being it's only gonna be the one upper mount I'd sacrfice ride quality for the stronger joint. The rubber is 1/2 so the bolt size is good but if it's gonna be going bad quicker id rather the Currie.
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Watched his video on the long arm install and then saw this lol. Got the arms in and got that bushing. works great and looks crazy strong. Thanks!
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