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Thread: Axial rose joint vs original rubber bushes

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    people will argue over anything, seems to be the nature here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PeterOZ View Post
    people will argue over anything, seems to be the nature here.
    Yeah I’m sorry. I apologise. I think it didn’t cross my mine that the front pivot was a bearing was because I thought it was the same on the old ones and all of AF’s commentary was on the rear bushes. It would have been helpful in the discussion - I think AF need to update their description.
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    "But Officer, it's a LandRover, don't you see"

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    all good mate take care

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    The illegal bit I think comes to modifying or the standard design. Not the design where the Rose joint is held Inside a steel cage. If you google rose joint the are plenty of photos of drifter cars etc putting them in for extra adjustment and fast.. plenty of trucks have a spherical Bush design contained in rubber, nylon etc that's still called a rose joint. I think the issue is.. The rose joint you google. When it fails.. Well. People get hurt. But these bushes are held inside of a metal housing casing after the bush, so less likely to end in pain.

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    I rebushed my D4 rear arms not long ago and one of the rear bushes was definitely a rose style. I drilled out the old bushes and they were on an angle and had a huge alloy shell.

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