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Old 05-12-2008, 09:25 AM
jku72 jku72 is offline
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As I promised, here's an updaye on the polygraphite bushings I put in.
I didn't ream the polygraphite upper bushing inner sleeves, instead I cleaned up the inner shaft and used a little emery paper and they fit on. I didn't do anything about the length, and they work perfectly.

So, you can put poly in a Full size 65-70 Pontiac. This got pointed out by Mike Nixon, but I said I'd update, so I did.
Because this is so easy, why can't we contact the supplier with info so more will be available. They dont need to do hardly anything, just relable or a very minor modification.
I've got them now, so I don't need them anymore, but it might help fellow Pontiac full size people.

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Old 05-12-2008, 04:19 PM
mike nixon mike nixon is offline
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Because this is so easy, why can't we contact the supplier with info so more will be available. They dont need to do hardly anything, just relable or a very minor modification.
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i called energy suspension when i was doing mine. they said there's not enough market for them, they had to get a car in their shop to development on, they'd only build the complete pkg not just the chassis part.

call them up if you're interested in these bushings for your car let them know there is a market for the fullsize pontiacs and there's money to be made in other areas besides chevrolet.

mike

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