xan_lee

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Is this normal?Or must it be pressed to the floor? The car is jacked up.

Matt Baxter

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looks a bit worn to me

CosKev3

Would of thought should beon the chassis rail at all times

Have you tried tightening the big bolt????

coswol

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another pic

coswol

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anyone have pics of it of your car?

Remko GT

It's not normal. The rubber should be all the way up to the chassis.
The beambush also appears a bit dry/worn.
How is the other side? The same?
I might be able to take a couple of piccies next weekend as soon as I'm working on my car again. Not sure though, might be next week before I get around to it. Busybusybusy

coswol

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with the standart bushing i dont see how it can to it be up.

i have a set new of poyluretane and this are more high that the standar bushings

to put the news i need to remove all the rear beam?

Remko GT

Maybe not but in my experience it's kind of tricky to take out the original bushings out the beam even when it's off the car so I'd say, yes, the entire beam needs to come off.
When you fit the beam with PU bushes the bushes get compressed. That's where they get their rigidity from. That's also why it's so hard to get the bolt to catch in the chassis. Last time I fitted a polybushed beam I had to use a trolleyjack to push the beam to the car so we could get the big bolt catch the nut in the chassis.

coswol

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http://www.protois.com/servlet/ShowI...FR24RFK3KFL1LF

coswol

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now he is subject.
before, with standar bush it were absolutely impossible