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2G Front camber kit 2g bushings

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goldeninja20

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Dec 5, 2010
Norton, Massachusetts
I have this, I believe ebay, front camber kit installed. They are pretty new (still clearly shiney). They already have a load of play. I don't really need them since my car is not that low. Is there anyway to install poly bushings in these, do the oem replacement poly bushings fit in these? Should I just go back to oem with poly bushings? (the problem is I no longer have the oem set up). Thanks guys.
 

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What do you mean they have a load of play, Do you mean they are worn?
I can measure the ID of the steel portion of the part to see if these are the same size as what you have, but you will need to measure the ID of the steel on your part. Just from the photo, I am guessing they will not fit, they look smaller.
OEM style might be your best option. Let me know iff you want me to measure. I have a set. (NFS)
 
What do you mean they have a load of play, Do you mean they are worn?
I can measure the ID of the steel portion of the part to see if these are the same size as what you have, but you will need to measure the ID of the steel on your part. Just from the photo, I am guessing they will not fit, they look smaller.
OEM style might be your best option. Let me know iff you want me to measure. I have a set. (NFS)

They are not very old. Not many miles, it just seems to be junk quality. What exactly do you need me to measure? The O.D of where the bushing is inserted right?
 
Just pulled the bushings out, they are just awful quality. They also arent even cylindrical. So I guess that would mean the oem bushings would not fit. But boy are these junk.

I think it may be that the nut that holds the slider (how you adjust it) might not be stopping it from moving, and that may be why they have so much play. I am going to double check them in the morning.
 
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The stock style bushing is cylindrical. It has an OD of approx. 1.35" I need to remove it for more accuracy.
Is the one you have a conical shape? or oval? Im curious now.
 
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