There used to be an article in the archives on this.
Its what I used years ago to put in the uprated rubber bushings.
Need a large C-clamp, thick piece of wood.
Get some white PVC pipe , I think it was 2 inch diameter,
cut it long enough for the bushing.
Lube the bushing, place it in the pipe over the trailing arm,
place the wood over the other hole, use C-clamp to press the bushing in.
.
Al
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From: <mjmullin@juno.com>
To: <6pack@autox.team.net>
Sent: Sunday, December 06, 2009 9:28 PM
Subject: Re: [6pack] [TR] installing rubber suspension bushings
> Re: [TR] installing rubber suspension bushings
> Greg: I installed the hard rubber bushings from TRF, and borrowed a
> machined
> "funnel" made by a machinist specifically for the job.......one end was
> big
> enough to accept the uncompresed bushing, and the other end was the
> diameter
> of the trailing arm hole. It was probably two inches long. So, as the
> bushing was pulled thru the device (with silicone lube and the threaded
> rod
> and washers as described by others), it compressed to the right diameter.
> The
> owner (Kevin O) moved to Hudson, Ohio many years back... If you have any
> machinist friends, perhaps they could turn one - more hassle/cost than
> it's
> worth??
> Hope this helps - Matt M.
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