I got some polyurethane bushing, when installing do I need to put it on fast on the ground and wait 30 minutes just like the regular e30 m3 CABs?
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whaaaMa che cazzo state dicendo? :| -
So.....what do you need?Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.Comment
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This is what I do. I impact gun everything on. Then I drive it 10 miles. Then I get an alignment.Ma che cazzo state dicendo? :|Comment
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It'd be a lot easier if your question made sense.Comment
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You know how at the end of installation of e30 m3 cabs you needa wait for 30 minutes for the bushings to settle. Does that apply to polyurethane bushings?Comment
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Poly CAB's allow for movement of the control arm in the bushing after installation. So no, you don't have to set the car on the ground and wait for the lube to grab like is necessary with rubber bushings. The other side of that coin is that poly bushings will require period re-lubrication to eliminate noise. I find that every six months works out to be the interval on a street car.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, ALComment
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I've never "waited" for a control arm bushing. Never had an issue either.Comment
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Alroght that answered my question thanks guysComment
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