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The one thing that always drove me nuts about my 2002 after I upgraded the suspension was the negative camber on the rear wheels. I felt it was a bit excessive. Anyway, I ordered these K-MAC Rear Camber Bushings from Top-End Performance in North Hollywood and figured I would try them out.
OK - where do I begin....
First... How the hell do you get these trailing arms out of a 2002? It’s so tight and tough to get to I had to actually make a friggin’ wrench to fit in the spot to get to the bolts.
Second... The “Tool” the K-Mac guys give you for pulling the old bushings out sucks. It’s useless. One use with and it’s toast. A new extraction tool had to be made!
The new trailing arms that had the rear disk brake plates all welded up came from a TII so the bushing size is larger than the stock 2002 versions. So that’s good. All in all this switch was a royal pain in the ass!
Saturday, May 12, 2007
