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does anyone know who sells or where to find the nylon rear bushing spacer for the radius arms on a '94 4x4?
nylon rear radius arm bushing spacer
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Ford. No, it's not nearly as expensive as you think it is.
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sweet and yes i was worried about the price. good parts those motorcraft ones
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Yep, the manufacturer uses them for a reason, and they are pretty cheap.
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Not a great thing to go by for older things... sometimes it is marked up aftermarket stuff in a brand x box.
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while im kinda on the topic what material is better for the radius arm bushings, polyurethane or rubber? It seems that on the rad-arm bushings there needs to be some give in the bushings, but im not sure.
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I prefer rubber. They absorb more energy and allow it to flex better.
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+1
Poly is more for stiffening up your suspension. My car has a stiff ride to it due to the poly and aftermarket parts made to make it handle better. But yeah, like Metalmacguyver said, I would go with rubber.
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