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Old 05-26-2011, 05:27 PM   #31
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I was just wondering... I'm gonna have to replace a bent trailing arm. Unfortunately, I already put new IE bushings in just a couple thousand miles ago. My question is can I reuse these in the new (junkyard) trailing arm when it comes, or should I just get new ones (again)? Any chiming in on this would be appreciated.
Don't see any reason you couldn't re-use them...but I suppose it depends on what was damaged/bent on the arm you're removing. I'd inspect the bushing somewhat closely to make sure it doesn't have any damage.

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Old 05-26-2011, 09:05 PM   #32
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By the way. If anyone wants instructions or pics on how to install, Check out these links:

Instructions:
http://www.rfdm.com/Daniel/MRoadster...ings/howto.php

Extra pics (shows great detail of the bushings)
http://www.rfdm.com/Daniel/MRoadster...frameBushings/
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Old 05-26-2011, 10:42 PM   #33
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Default Was bent all along. . .

Yep, the trailing arm was bent all along, but I didn't see it until after I had replace subframe and rta bushings. It's only been about 2,000 miles, so if I don't see anything obvious, then I'll reuse them.
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