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hi Guy's,
I am still working on getting ne suspension bushes made for the Bellett.
Has anyone replaced the bushes on the front lower control arm ?
If so, how did you get the old ones out and new ones in ??
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Mon Jun 01, 2015 5:26 am
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Car(s): PR91 1967 GT, PR20 1966 1/2 with GT Goodies
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Hi All
I may be a little behind but I spoke to 'Scott' at Superpro last week as I hunted down bushed for the Clutch linkages
btw - Clutch bushes - Subaru Liberty 1989
- End of sway bar - Datsun 1200/120Y (well sort of as the standard hole is 17mm with angled taper however Superpro specifically drilled 12mm straight hole at my request - really helpful guys unlike most )

He spoke to the Research and Development department that informed us that they have measured and catalogued all replacement bushes for 'someone from the Bellett Club' in the recent past

May make things a lot easier?

Cheers
J

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Mon Jun 01, 2015 7:36 am
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clutch linkage....... the ones each end of the shaft that runs from engine to side rail ???

any part numbers .... its much easier to buy that way

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Mon Jun 01, 2015 9:11 am
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Affirmative
Gearbox to likage and linkage to chassis same
Upper sway bar linkage for 1989 Subaru Liberty
Special order as come with whole lot of other Subaru rubbers that are useless to us Bellett people
Superpro happy to special order
Think the no. 1201?
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Mon Jun 01, 2015 9:41 am
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Asroc66 wrote:
Affirmative
Gearbox to likage and linkage to chassis same
Upper sway bar linkage for 1989 Subaru Liberty
Special order as come with whole lot of other Subaru rubbers that are useless to us Bellett people
Superpro happy to special order
Think the no. 1201?
Sweet As Bro
j :D


this is Suburu Liberty Catalogue....... what one ?

http://www.superpro.com.au/find/superpro-suspension-parts-and-poly-bushings-for-subaru-liberty-bc-bf-1989-1994-/cid-999500239

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Mon Jun 01, 2015 11:09 pm
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Pretty sure its the top sway bar mount
May be the one above in the picture though
Note - sway bar on the Subaru has different top mounts from left to right
I am not sure which side we need
Reference no. 1201
Best ask Superpro
J


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