Poly bushings?

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i can go on with questions about my k5 on here but what are some tips on replacing the rubber to polyurethane bushings all around and any good prices ( i shop classic and lmc ) im actually happy with classic prices
 

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One tip i would give you is to use a little greese on the poly bushings when you put them in...then they wont squeek. Also if they are hard to get in try a little liquid hand soap on them they will slide right in
 

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nice i heard this from someone but will freezing them before installing shrink them therefore making them easier to put in? sounds a little far fetched to me
 

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just try the soap it works great
 

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I see you are in Colorado springs, Im just north of there in Denver
 

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hell yeah bro, what part....and ill keep the soap and grease in mind
 

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im in aurora just east of denver about 20 feet!!!
 

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Diffently need some grease and make sure whatever you are putting them into is clean and rust free.
 

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Just passed through it plenty of times, might have stopped there, i usually like to stay close to the mountains haha, Pikes Peak right out my back window, but going to order leaf spring and cab mount bushings next week ( the main ones that are done done )
 

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Thanks guys, just got the front ones in last weekend, going to do the back ones this weekend. easy when you have a c clamp sledgehammer and pb blast, oh yeah and a huge flathead screwdriver used as a wedge
 

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