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No, I like eating the inside of my tires in 15K - 20K miles.
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Old 02-21-03, 05:39 PM
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I think a good ETA around 4-5 weeks. Should be around $150 bucks me thinks.
Put me down for one for sure....
 
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Originally posted by Guru
I've tried Spoon bushings. Very good. No squeek. Mugen was also good. My friend has those. Lastly I had Cusco sway bars on a car and had hardenned rubber bushings. Worked perfectly, no lubrication or maintenance required. Just works much better and still a LOT stiffer than stock rubber bushings. That's why the Japanese companies ONLY use hardenned rubber, and never polyurethane.
TRD has some urethane bushing kits.
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TRD Technocraft bushings are hardenned rubber. Not sure about TRD USA.
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Maybe TRD USA is really stupid. You should go over there and tell them.
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Come on guys. Let's keep the post informative and pleasant.
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Good idea...can't imagine the purpose of trying to steer people away from a product that will only help!
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I'm just posting from my own personal experience with both polyurethane bushings and hardenned rubber bushings. I also was just letting people know the terrible experience I had with Specialty Products camber kits. You all can do what you want but there's no way in hell I'd ever put either of those two items on any car I ever own again.
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is the camber kit available now?
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Dex
Where, where, where?! [/QU

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Hey, guys, how long have we been commiserating about inside tire wear? I'm not sure there are enough of us to make a camber kit profitable for a legit manufacturer. Seems like I have heard promises for some time now, but no kits. Not trying to be negative, just realistic.
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yes, i need one! been waiting to put on my new tires until the weather get's better, but a camber kit can make me wait too!! i'm on my 3rd set of front tires.



sign me up.

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Originally posted by dipstick
Hey, guys, how long have we been commiserating about inside tire wear? I'm not sure there are enough of us to make a camber kit profitable for a legit manufacturer. Seems like I have heard promises for some time now, but no kits. Not trying to be negative, just realistic.
But didn't doublewoosh just say that it's on the way shortly??
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Yeah, that's what he said.........
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