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Old 04-19-2013, 11:51 AM
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Does anyone know what the Moog # is for these bushings. I know they are not correct but I don't care at this point if it shakes a little.
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Try Moog# K5252 Kelly.
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A side note, I went to Advance to get those bushings, and said to the counter guy;
"I wish those were synthetic, so the oil would not bother them."

He went back and brought out another box, with blue silicone bushings!!

I got them in the 1000 now! WOOT!!

If it were not raining so hard, I would walk to the shop and get the MOOG #.
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A side note, I went to Advance to get those bushings, and said to the counter guy;
"I wish those were synthetic, so the oil would not bother them."

He went back and brought out another box, with blue silicone bushings!!

I got them in the 1000 now! WOOT!!

If it were not raining so hard, I would walk to the shop and get the MOOG #.
I doubt that you would melt if you got wet.
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I doubt that you would melt if you got wet.
Sideways rain stops me "COLD"!!
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Sideways rain stops me "COLD"!!
I hear that Buddy! VA sure has some entertaining weather!
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OK, the rain stopped, only 35MPH wind to fight, but, I got to the shed.

Using my unique file system, I only had to look through 10 locations.

I went back to the first place I looked, dug a little deeper, and there it was! WOOT!!

The MOOG # is K5342

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OK, the rain stopped, only 35MPH wind to fight, but, I got to the shed.

Using my unique file system, I only had to look through 10 locations.

I went back to the first place I looked, dug a little deeper, and there it was! WOOT!!

The MOOG # is K5342

http://www.amazon.com/Moog-K5342-Swa.../dp/B000C542VQ
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I am LMAO reading this post. For those of you that don't know SWVA weather trust me it can get entertaining to say the least. For a change we dodged the nasty stuff here in Galax.
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Cad am I to assume that 2 kits will be needed one for above the frame rail and one for the below the rail.
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