nolathane bushes for the rear of a escrt

[d.p.n.s]

hi all

does anyone know if nolathane do the rear bubbers for a escort

the ones that go between the diff and leef springs

they have a metal ring around the top where the diff site and both of mine are totaly fuked

unless some one has some sitting around they want to sell.

cheers

dan

[Gaz]

Take them out.

Its one of the things the Rally prep guide does first to mod rear end.

[d.p.n.s]

Take them out.

Its one of the things the Rally prep guide does first to mod rear end.

what just take them out and not use them ?

[Gaz]

Also do you have upright shocks or shocks on a 45° at rear?

[d.p.n.s]

Also do you have upright shocks or shocks on a 45° at rear?

i did not know that mate.

cheers

and my shocks are at 45.

[Gaz]

Uprighting them is a good upgrade I am told, but not the easiest.

Also removing a rubber mount at the top end where the shock mounts is prob worth doing if you do the above.

Might need slightly larger lowering blocks also as it'll make your car a tad higher.

[QCADTA]

Your not building a rally car though are ya? For ride comfort and the hasel of changing ride height just go to bnt and get some new noltec ones, called a sandwich pad, theyre not that expensive, i done my hole car.

[Gaz]

For the comfort reason perhaps a good idea.

Only do it I guess if you want it to handle slightly better. It will stiffen up the rear end, prob make some new noises too haha.

[peteretep]

im sure a nolathane one wouldnt give much movement

how much were the pads from bnt?

[eke_zetec_RWD]

when i put altas in my esky i made it fit with out them, have to say i cant think ov any increase in noise or vibration. remember the diff os bolted to leafs and they are rubber bushed to body anyway.

[sholdowa]

For the comfort reason perhaps a good idea.

Only do it I guess if you want it to handle slightly better. It will stiffen up the rear end, prob make some new noises too haha.

Comfort in a van! Harden up! We just threw them away, and then used washers under the bolt through the spring leaves to build a pin the right size to locate the axle.

[d.p.n.s]

For the comfort reason perhaps a good idea.

Only do it I guess if you want it to handle slightly better. It will stiffen up the rear end, prob make some new noises too haha.

Comfort in a van! Harden up! We just threw them away, and then used washers under the bolt through the spring leaves to build a pin the right size to locate the axle.

lol .

yeh i think ill just do away with them i mean it is a van .....

[My name is Russell]

Sweet next time im under my car i will throw mine away also could help the rubbing problem a little also.

Anyone know a good place to find new nolathanes for gearbox crossmembers mine is fuckt.

I havn't tried collins yet but guessing they may.

[peteretep]

suspention tech do nolathane gbox mounts, $165 exchange I think