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I have to get my R32 through Regency and have been told by a couple of people that they often knock back R32's for the condition of their bushings.

I was wondering if anyone has had this experience. If anyone had changed their bushings if so which ones and roughly how much it should cost.

Any help would be appreciated. I would like to change them all at some point soon just don't know if i'll have time before the inspection.

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Had a mate who went through Regency and got done for play in the bushes.

He went back to his house, took the wheels off, wrote R32 on the upper arms in chalk, went back and told them they where swapped for re-conned units, and they past without checking for movement!

That said, most tyre places over here ( I know Blackwood tyre power in SA does it) can fit some new bushes pretty easily. Mine cost me about $300 to get replaced

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