Delrin Control arm bushings

Just thinking about making Delrin control arm bushings. What doyou guys think of them? I know Mason was running them.

Give me some feedback.

Thank you,
Rick

I installed them in the Joker this past winter. If they are as tuff as they say, a good addition. I had to weld the hardened washers in there at the same time. Should be good for a few more years.

i you can make them cheaper than what others sell for you will sell a ton of them

We will be selling the inner bushings to you guys for $170.00 per set. (12 long and 8 short). I think I will be bringing some in October.

Clevelandrzr wrote:

We will be selling the inner bushings to you guys for $170.00 per set. (12 long and 8 short). I think I will be bringing some in October.

when you change the bushings you need to change the rods in the center to because they wear to. when you put the new ones in UTV crap says to grease them RACER TECH do not grease them i have put 700 miles on mine now and no grease in them and no play tim wv rider has them in his and he is greases his we are seeing which one last the longest. rick are you going to make the rods?

I did not know you had to change the rods too maybe that is some of my problem

I have them and I think they are Ok. I have all stainless steel rods inside the rear bushings. I think I have got a loose one in the front right now, but I think it is the sleeve not the Delrin bushing.

The price is the key...........

I think the rod is just a 9off the shelf tube, could get Stainless steel to hold up longer.

Clevelandrzr wrote:

I think the rod is just a 9off the shelf tube, could get Stainless steel to hold up longer.

I think you are right about off the shelf tube. I had them make my Stainless steel ones here at work. They had to drill out the inside. He told me that the Stainless steel tube could be ordered.

There ya go Rick........Nobody sells Stainless steel tubes.............

rick you need to make the bushings and stainless steel rods no body makes the stainless steel rods i know of. thought next time i changed mine i would go to a machine shop and have some made. Titania rods would last a long time but they would cost a little more. if you was to make them do the back out side hub to hope you do