random technology torque arm bushing
09-27-2011, 02:37 PM
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random technology torque arm bushing cant seem to find anyone that sells the torque arm bushing for a random technology torque arm. any one know who sells them?
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I had a RT adjustable at one point and I think that one tubular TA
is pretty much the same as another. Check some of the more active
vendors for a replacement bushing that fits an arm with the same
tubing OD?
is pretty much the same as another. Check some of the more active
vendors for a replacement bushing that fits an arm with the same
tubing OD?
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I had one and when i needed a bushing about 2 years ago i called everyone and that torque arm is no longer in production.. and i believe energy suspension used to make the bushings for them which are no longer availabe.. anyways i believe the snout of the RT arm is 1" and the spohn is 1.25" so wut i did was weld a sleeve onto the endof the RT arm and used the spohn bushing..
Just call spohn and ask them the diameter of their TA snout just to be sure
Just call spohn and ask them the diameter of their TA snout just to be sure
10-16-2011, 03:23 PM
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I had one and when i needed a bushing about 2 years ago i called everyone and that torque arm is no longer in production.. and i believe energy suspension used to make the bushings for them which are no longer availabe.. anyways i believe the snout of the RT arm is 1" and the spohn is 1.25" so wut i did was weld a sleeve onto the endof the RT arm and used the spohn bushing..
Just call spohn and ask them the diameter of their TA snout just to be sure
Just call spohn and ask them the diameter of their TA snout just to be sure
I've had an RT torque arm in my car for quite a while, and I don't need a bushing at this point, but I guess I better not need one down the road....
10-17-2011, 12:56 AM
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I had one and when i needed a bushing about 2 years ago i called everyone and that torque arm is no longer in production.. and i believe energy suspension used to make the bushings for them which are no longer availabe.. anyways i believe the snout of the RT arm is 1" and the spohn is 1.25" so wut i did was weld a sleeve onto the endof the RT arm and used the spohn bushing..
Just call spohn and ask them the diameter of their TA snout just to be sure
Just call spohn and ask them the diameter of their TA snout just to be sure
Last edited by 20TA02; 10-24-2011 at 07:49 AM.
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