Rear Trailing Arms

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Originally Posted by def-90

hey there wayne, no mate mine are syd king bushes - pretty sure they are no longer made, so not much help sorry mate.

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No probs Sam,I will just give the Super Pro bushes a go.They can't be any worse than the ones I have now

Wayne

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Originally Posted by LowRanger

Interesting,
My rear trailing arm to chassis mount bushes are absolutely knackered after only 4 trips,and they were genuine.Have been thinking about putting Super Pro bushes.
But interested if you used the LRA offset bushes Sam?
I run double wall cranked rear arms on my 110,and it certainly gets a workout,but would expect a bit more than 4 trips out of rear bushes.

Wayne

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Wayne

No idea what brand they are, but when I started picking up the bits of Ikea, also came a box of bushes with two pairs of the same type of poly bushes and a pair of cranked poly bushes. A single pair is of no use in a 6X6 so you are welcome to them if you want to pick them up at either Arncliffe or Randwick.

The poly is red coloured.

Diana

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

Wayne

No idea what brand they are, but when I started picking up the bits of Ikea, also came a box of bushes with two pairs of the same type of poly bushes and a pair of cranked poly bushes. A single pair is of no use in a 6X6 so you are welcome to them if you want to pick them up at either Arncliffe or Randwick.

The poly is red coloured.

Diana

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Diana

Thanks for the offer,but after doing lots of reading,I believe that Super Pro are the only poly bush that will do what I require.I will try them at the chassis end at least

Wayne

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Originally Posted by LowRanger

...I believe that Super Pro are the only poly bush that will do what I require....

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I agree. There is no comparison between super pro and all the other poly bushes IME.

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Originally Posted by isuzurover

I agree. There is no comparison between super pro and all the other poly bushes IME.

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Hopefully they last longer than the genuine bushes,without limiting suspension travel

Wayne

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Wayne, go and see Wholesale Suspension at Lidco St Arndell Park. They have them in stock (well said so the other day when I shopped for Marks).

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Originally Posted by LowRanger

Hopefully they last longer than the genuine bushes,without limiting suspension travel

Wayne

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Over eight, maybe nine years and over 180,000km with Super Pro at the chassis end of the lower trailing arms and still work fine.

Chassis end of the A frame went in during '04, no slop AFAIK, unlike the tubes and bolts flogging out on the OE ones in a bit over 100,000km.

Very little real off road these days, much rough dirt/gravel and always heavily loaded, the 130 tares @ 3000kg these days, was 2660kg five years ago but carry more work gear now.

Dampers are a touch over 10" travel, so not huge travel, arms aren't bent to correct static angle and the dampers limit flex, not the bushes.

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Originally Posted by clubagreenie

Wayne, go and see Wholesale Suspension at Lidco St Arndell Park. They have them in stock (well said so the other day when I shopped for Marks).

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I called Wholesale suspension,it is cheaper to buy from SuperCheap

Wayne

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Originally Posted by rick130

Over eight, maybe nine years and over 180,000km with Super Pro at the chassis end of the lower trailing arms and still work fine.

Chassis end of the A frame went in during '04, no slop AFAIK, unlike the tubes and bolts flogging out on the OE ones in a bit over 100,000km.

Very little real off road these days, much rough dirt/gravel and always heavily loaded, the 130 tares @ 3000kg these days, was 2660kg five years ago but carry more work gear now.

Dampers are a touch over 10" travel, so not huge travel, arms aren't bent to correct static angle and the dampers limit flex, not the bushes.

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Rick
I have quite a lot of rear suspension travel,and quite a lot of unsprung weight running steel rims and 35's and the vehicle uses all its travel as it is only used off road.Hopefully I can more than 4 weekends use out of them

Wayne

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If your having this much trouble and chewing through bushes would it not be easier to make up a set of bent arms....