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3/4" anti-rollbar rubber bushings


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To replace the actual rubber bushings with polyurethane bushings they should be passed over the rollbar end.

How must that be done?

Or should a cut be made in that new bushing so it can be slipped over the rollbar in place?

 

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I think it would be a struggle to get those over the end. Have you had a look at one of the originals to see if they have a split in them? Rubber on the originals might be more flexible that the poly bushes, but I think you may have to put a slit in them.

Ralph

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I’m sure the ones I bought had the split through the flatter Side that sits on the frame. 
 

but since changed to solid Ali blocks. 

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What are "Ali blocks"?

The original rubbers have no split.

But considering your comments above as well as my replacement of the wishbone rubbers with polyurethane bushings, having to use a vice, a wrench and large bolt to force these in place, there is indeed no other option but to make a cut in them.

Would there be a reason for the cut in the flat side?

 

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6 minutes ago, earckens said:

What are "Ali blocks"?

The original rubbers have no split.

But considering your comments above as well as my replacement of the wishbone rubbers with polyurethane bushings, having to use a vice, a wrench and large bolt to force these in place, there is indeed no other option but to make a cut in them.

Would there be a reason for the cut in the flat side?

 

I use 7/8 version of these. 
 

they do various sizes. 
 

https://tmrsupplies.co.uk/product/clamp-anti-roll-bar-3-4-dia

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