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Old 04-09-2012, 06:44 PM
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Same. Although I do not look forward to the install
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For anyone who bought the compliance bushings let me know if yours have indicators on the proper orientation. Mine do not.
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Old 04-10-2012, 07:05 AM
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I ordered it but it hasn't arrived yet. I didn't realize there was a specific orientation for the bushing. Do you have any photos of the indicators on the stock bushing?
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Old 04-10-2012, 08:14 AM
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I just realized I completely overlooked the shock mount bushing for the front and rear. Did you guys order the Spoon or Mugen ones or are you guys not going to replace it?
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I am not replacing the shock bushings. Just all 8 arms.

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PowerFlex was nice enough and fast in their response regarding the installation.

Our bush is not directional and therefore does not require a directional arrow for installation.
Hope this helps anyone else who was wondering.
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Thanks for the info. I kind of figured that it doesn't have an orientation from looking at the pictures of the bushing. Any reason you're not replacing the shock bushing?
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How is it not directional? Mine is slanted. I am just going to mark where the slant is and hope it is fine.
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How is it not directional? Mine is slanted. I am just going to mark where the slant is and hope it is fine.
One of mine is slanted, the other is dead center...
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I only looked at one. I will check the other later. With it being angled, will it straighten out without any adverse affect?
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