deviantek
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Does anyone out there know a fast way for me to get some replacement bushings for my evo 1 (i think it's using evo 2/3 control arms, but bushings should be universal for 1-3)?
So far I've located this part as a match for the rear control arm bushings (my bushings are shot and the rear wheels are wobbling back and forth on turns):
http://www.priracing.com/product.php/1216/0/evo-3---rear---control-arm-lower---inner---outer-bushes
TEIN Part # SPF1573K -
Mitsubishi Lancer evo 3 (1-3)
Location - Rear
Fitment - Control Arm Lower - Inner & Outer Bushes
Pack - 8 bushes, 4 tubes, 4 outer steel shells
(I'm in need of rear control arm bushes, specificaly the spot where the control arm meets the hub/wheel. Fitment for evo 1-3 or possibly mitsu Talon or Proton vehicles as parts MIGHT be the same).
A site that I know has these in stock but is located in Europe and seem to want to ship to the USA:
Priracing.com
- Does anyone happen to know a better source for me to get these parts rush ordered to the U.S.? Currently I don't feel comfortable driving my car as I'd be wearing the bearings/tires with the bad bushings.
Many thanks ,[/img]
So far I've located this part as a match for the rear control arm bushings (my bushings are shot and the rear wheels are wobbling back and forth on turns):
http://www.priracing.com/product.php/1216/0/evo-3---rear---control-arm-lower---inner---outer-bushes
TEIN Part # SPF1573K -
Mitsubishi Lancer evo 3 (1-3)
Location - Rear
Fitment - Control Arm Lower - Inner & Outer Bushes
Pack - 8 bushes, 4 tubes, 4 outer steel shells
(I'm in need of rear control arm bushes, specificaly the spot where the control arm meets the hub/wheel. Fitment for evo 1-3 or possibly mitsu Talon or Proton vehicles as parts MIGHT be the same).
A site that I know has these in stock but is located in Europe and seem to want to ship to the USA:
Priracing.com
- Does anyone happen to know a better source for me to get these parts rush ordered to the U.S.? Currently I don't feel comfortable driving my car as I'd be wearing the bearings/tires with the bad bushings.
Many thanks ,[/img]