where to buy polygraphite leaf spring bushings at?

[ocbaud]

since i'm gonna pull my rearend soon, i might as well replace the leaf spring bushings. where is a good place to buy them at, or actually a local place would be better

[88Jimmy4x4]

This may seem odd, but the best ones I have ever seen and purchased are from Off Road Design I know your trucks not a 4x4, but the rear suspension is the same and these greasable bushings are nice. They are $75, but since they include the special bolts and all hardware I think its a steal.

[C&C Chevy]

oc, go to either speedtek by Sam's club in Midwest City or the 4 Wheel parts place over by the fair grounds. I think its on May, just north of 10th st. That's where I got mine.

[ocbaud]

Originally Posted by C&C Chevy

oc, go to either speedtek by Sam's club in Midwest City or the 4 Wheel parts place over by the fair grounds. I think its on May, just north of 10th st. That's where I got mine.

how much were they?

[plumbcut]

whats wrong with energy suspension (black urethane) from summit?

pc

[ocbaud]

Originally Posted by plumbcut

whats wrong with energy suspension (black urethane) from summit?

pc

nothing, unless i can find them cheaper locally

[C&C Chevy]

Originally Posted by ocbaud

how much were they?

It's been awhile. I don't remember. Not very much though. Maybe $25-30??

[88Jimmy4x4]

I dunno if you have ever changed spring bushings before, but its no easy task on an old truck. You have to drill out the old rubber, beat, press....cuss the old ones out. It will make removing your engine look like a cakewalk :p

[C&C Chevy]

Originally Posted by 88Jimmy4x4

I dunno if you have ever changed spring bushings before, but its no easy task on an old truck. You have to drill out the old rubber, beat, press....cuss the old ones out. It will make removing your engine look like a cakewalk :p

I took mine to a local spring place and they pressed the old ones out with ease. I think you can rent a bushing removal tool.