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c bushings

teamsideways

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wheres the beat place to buy c bushings and radius arm bushings....and cheapest....i know what can i say times are tough
 

matts70

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Northwest Indiana
Bronco venders, summitracing.com, and even your local auto parts store will have them or be able to get them. Check around for lowest prices, but if I remember correctly, they'll be very similar.
 

DirtDonk

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I don't see where you are located, but where ever is the closest to you I would think. This can sometimes (but not always) help you lower the cost of shipping.
What degree offset are you looking for? Have you decided what you need in that department yet?

A quick search of eBay netted quite a few entries with prices ranging from $40 to $48 for a set. So in this case, it looks like the Bronco vendors/sponsors here have the better pricing.
Looks like at least some of us sell them at $35 a set, which puts us in a decent place that way.

Depending on what degree you're looking for, you might even find some new or slightly used sets here in the classified section. Someone may have bought a 2° set and then found out they needed 7° instead.
Worth a quick look anyway.

Paul
 

half cab

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I don't see where you are located, but where ever is the closest to you I would think. This can sometimes (but not always) help you lower the cost of shipping.
What degree offset are you looking for? Have you decided what you need in that department yet?

A quick search of eBay netted quite a few entries with prices ranging from $40 to $48 for a set. So in this case, it looks like the Bronco vendors/sponsors here have the better pricing.
Looks like at least some of us sell them at $35 a set, which puts us in a decent place that way.

Depending on what degree you're looking for, you might even find some new or slightly used sets here in the classified section. Someone may have bought a 2° set and then found out they needed 7° instead.
Worth a quick look anyway.

Paul

I agree with paul,I see'em on the forsale page new just about ever week or so.But like he said know your degree.
 

1966bajabronco

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I bought a master kit of daystar urethane bushings, which included every single bushing on a eb for $70/shipped on ebay... body, steering, leaf spring, C's, radius arms...etc.

I would also recommend getting more degree than you think necessary. From what I read, eb's could use all the caster they can get. I have a 2.5" lift and went with 7's.
 

Justafordguy

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I would also recommend getting more degree than you think necessary. From what I read, eb's could use all the caster they can get. I have a 2.5" lift and went with 7's.

X2, you will need more than you think. I did 7degrees with 2.5"sl and it drives much better now.
 

blubuckaroo

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Ridgefield WA
If you find the "C" bushings by themselves, You can get Moog rubber radius arm bushings (donuts), at just about any good auto part store. They may even be less expensive, and are lots more durable than the poly ones on the sets anyway.
 
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