What's the downside to using a clevite bushing on an end rather than double johnny joints?
Rokmen - Rear Upper Control Arm, 1 Set Special
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This is our standard length Joint to Clevite bushing arms - adjustable from stock length to +1
Give us a call: 303-907-6303
Or Order online:
http://www.rokmen.com/tj_products/suspe ... _arms.html
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You will have to change the bushing when it wears out unlike the JJ that will last forever with periodic greasing.pghsteel said:What's the downside to using a clevite bushing on an end rather than double johnny joints?
Gotcha. Are you running both jj Greg?
pghsteel said:Gotcha. Are you running both jj Greg?
The yellow rig has both with the FT attempted mechanical joint but the black rubi has both JJ.
Thanks guys - they are now gone, and on the FedEx truck. A great price for sure.
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