Poly spring bushing question (1 Viewer)

[Copenhagen1]

Specifically, has anyone used these spring bushings from JTO?

Toyota Land Cruiser Polyeurethane Bushing Kit FJ40 e-80 - JTOutfitters

I did a search and didn't find any comments for or against. I just purchased a NOS Skyjacker 4" lift including springs, u-bolts, and the old eliminator shocks. The only thing missing is the bushings.

I can buy them from Skyjacker through a dealer for about $50. It is a kit numbered SE 40L and contains 8 bushings for $25. I would need two of these kits and would still have to find 8 more bushings for the frame.

The JTO kit is all 24 bushings for $20 and says it will fit. Anybody out there with experience with these poly bushings? Thanks for your help.

Copenhagen1

 

[grant5127]

The JTO kit is a stock replacement bushing kit, the Skyjacker springs won't have the stock ID; therefore you will have to mix and match..........

 

[4x4 Station Wagon]

For the record i purchased them for stock springs and I felt as though they were to loose in the front. They fit the non military wrap nice and snug but the military wrap end was a little to sloppy for me to ever recommend them

 

[pilotcruiser]

I was going to buy the same bushing. They sell them for $1.50 a piece and I needed 8 to replace the old rubber ones on the frame. My Rancho springs have a larger hole so the stock bushing would not work in them.

 

[mcwinery]

I got my bushings at SOR.com
Specter Off-Road-Land Cruiser Parts - 289-40-A-Graphite Impregnated Polyurethane Bushings
if this helps.

 

[Clutchee]

I just went through this exact thing.

Buy the SKYjacker bushings- fit is perfect& stock bushings will NOT work!

I have a spare set stock bushings due to having to get the skyjackers for the rear springs....... PM me if your interested in the stock bushings.