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Can you buy whatever bushes or bearings are within the top eye of the front "swan neck" suspension uprights on an R33 GTS-t? Mine have play in them. The pert I need the bushes for is circled in the parts illustration below. Thanks.

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Whiteline KCA348. These will also let you adjust your camber.

You may need a press to get the old bushes out - I haven't looked at the fronts but the rear contol arms certainly do.

I have gone with Nismo bushes, but my old press is leaking again and I really need something bigger, so I have bought a 50 tonne unit off Ebay I hope to pick up tomorrow. I will photo the job if you want. I am slightly spoilt in having a lathe and Bridgeport mill that allows me to make mandrels fairly easily, but looking at the bushes I would think a big vice would press them in OK.

Edited by Chris Wilson

mate i did mine with a screw driver, hammer and pliers. then some large washers to press em back in.

you can get the bushes from whiteline (im sure they can ship to the uk). www.whiteline.com.au

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