SuperPro Polyurethane Bushings For LC 100 Series (1 Viewer)
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hoser
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You can be the guinea pig for Whiteline poly bushings. $48/shipped. Make sure they are stock before ordering.
http://www.whitelinesuspensionparts.com/proddetail.asp?prod=W13210#
http://www.whitelinesuspensionparts.com/proddetail.asp?prod=W13210#
I may of missed it on the site (on my phone), are these poly bushings? At $48 I may try it. I can't imagine that much different in polyurethane between manufactures.
re_guderian
SILVER Star
Interesting fitment notes. Looks right for Lexus, a little murky for the LC? Ref the 2002 picture/part... I'd call and get a good description before ordering over the web.
I have the SuperPro and love them.
I ordered the Superpro from obt for the wifes 99 LX. Arrived the same week. Installed them without removing the rack or anything else. Just followed the great how to's that were already posted. Mine literally fell out so only trouble I had was the right sequence to get the uppers in along with the metal bushing. Some all thread with thin washers nuts might make it easier to get things snugged down to get things in from the top.
Steering is night and day different. Wheel is solid and responsive. Now all it needs is an alignment.
Once again thanks to those that post up their how to-haven't found an item on the LX that I haven't found a how to by searching this forum.
Steering is night and day different. Wheel is solid and responsive. Now all it needs is an alignment.
Once again thanks to those that post up their how to-haven't found an item on the LX that I haven't found a how to by searching this forum.
I am going to order a set as well but $20 shipping seems high. Is it coming from Australia?
I wouldn't mind spending $20 to ship them to me. Think about it, would you rather spend less and wait 3-6 months because they don't stock them or a couple bucks more and get it same week? Companies need to pay the shipping guy somehow.
For a small guy without a lot of transactions it could actually cost almost $20 to UPS that stuff.
Now the $20 may have been high in the past but in today market it may not be far off.
That said I would prefer to pay actual costs and not a nationwide flat rate. I'm not their biggest fan but I'm sure glad someone is stocking these stateside.
Now the $20 may have been high in the past but in today market it may not be far off.
That said I would prefer to pay actual costs and not a nationwide flat rate. I'm not their biggest fan but I'm sure glad someone is stocking these stateside.
A small Priority Mail Flat Rate box is under $10, boxes are free, and the mail runs 6 days a week for pickup and delivery, no matter where you are.
However, I'm not going to bitch about it over the "extra" $10 that's already spent. I got my UPS notification this morning that mine are already on their way.
However, I'm not going to bitch about it over the "extra" $10 that's already spent. I got my UPS notification this morning that mine are already on their way.
Just got an email from them. They now have the bushings in stock.
Any feedback a year or two out from the folks who've gone this route? Feeling like a front end refurb is in my future.
