LCA bushing sleaves....

[Rawbrown]

Ok, I saw it a few weeks ago, but my History file has been cleared since. there is a company out there machining sleeves that stock LCA bushings will press into. I am working on a LA setup before the socalXJ jambo next month.
anyone seen it?:dunno:

 

[RCP Phx]

Ok, I saw it a few weeks ago, but my History file has been cleared since. there is a company out there machining sleeves that stock LCA bushings will press into. I am working on a LA setup before the socalXJ jambo next month.
anyone seen it?:dunno:

Right click on the photo!!!!!!!!!!!!
or
http://www.rocklogic4x4.com/

 

[Rawbrown]

just a pic?

got a website?

 

[Dazz]

Poly sells them too...

http://www.polyperformance.com/bushings.htm

 

[Rawbrown]

nope, not those... no urethane. the sleeves I need accept stock LCA bushings. then I can weld up my own long are setup. the previous pic is exactly what I want. just lost where I saw them available...

 

[ChuckD]

nope, not those... no urethane. the sleeves I need accept stock LCA bushings. then I can weld up my own long are setup. the previous pic is exactly what I want. just lost where I saw them available...

As RCP, edited:

http://www.rocklogic4x4.com/products/suspension/sm_XJBushing.JPG

 

[ZJ Admiral]

Ok, I saw it a few weeks ago, but my History file has been cleared since. there is a company out there machining sleeves that stock LCA bushings will press into. I am working on a LA setup before the socalXJ jambo next month.
anyone seen it?:dunno:

I just went to a local machine shop with a set of calipers and asked the guy if I could look around for some steel that was the size I want, and after about 5 minutes of looking I found a 3 foot section that fit perfectly. Maybe I just got really lucky but you might try it.

 

[korda]

I just went to a local machine shop with a set of calipers and asked the guy if I could look around for some steel that was the size I want, and after about 5 minutes of looking I found a 3 foot section that fit perfectly. Maybe I just got really lucky but you might try it.

There is a step in the stock bushing sleeve that needs to be taken into account. I didn't and got screwed by it. I ended up just grinding the step off the bushing.

 

[ZJ Admiral]

There is a step in the stock bushing sleeve that needs to be taken into account. I didn't and got screwed by it. I ended up just grinding the step off the bushing.

I greased up the bushing sleeve and made a jig for my 16 ton hydraulic jack tube bender (the cheap kind you see in harbor freight) and that step was no longer an issue....with enough force that step shouldn't really be a problem.

 

[Rawbrown]

Rock logic has it. price os good too. thats what I wanted.