[backfeeder]

Got ya .... those of you who have seen this personally will no doubt say a little homily for me.

 

[msiert]

Arden, your a very sick man.

 

[backfeeder]

i also accept weird, loco, nutty, wacky .... etc.

 

[backfeeder]

ALSO,
From someone who appreciates 2000 lb Italians with great pipes...normally an Alfa...I salute you Luciano and say thanks for the memories.

 

[ddouglas77]

What, you're burning bushings out?

 

[Gubi]

Fire! Fire! Fire is cool!

 

[ddouglas77]

Fire! Fire! Fire is cool!

ROTFLMAO!!!

 

[backfeeder]

Next comes the pressing but before that is the sawing , sawing , sawing.....but makes the hammering and swearing less, less and almost less.

 

[backfeeder]

Oops! too much sawing....swearing, swearing and some more swearing. Then used a little "fast steel" and dremel, dremel and yes, more dremel. Now, somewhat presentable.

 

[rogerspeed]

FYI, SOP is to press out the old bushing while pressing in the new bushing

 

[Tifosi]

Or, cut/press the old and use your fingers to put the polies in.

 

[rogerspeed]

ah, polies for pyros

 

[Zunige]

...use your fingers to put the polies in.

I'm with Tifosi on this one...

Best regards,

 

[backfeeder]

pardon my ignorance, but what is polies ?

 

[ddouglas77]

pardon my ignorance, but what is polies ?

Polyurethane Bushings...

 

[backfeeder]

Yeah shudda known. Yup, I'll be polying as soon as they are sanded and painted. Gotta finish the gas tank first...don't want it sitting around rusting.

 

[ddouglas77]

Yeah shudda known. Yup, I'll be polying as soon as they are sanded and painted. Gotta finish the gas tank first...don't want it sitting around rusting.

I love POR15, I used their silver epoxy primer on the transmission brackets and braces when I had the trans out the first time.