Recent content by nsyr

You will still need to remove it to insert the new one. I tried a bushing press kit initially, but ended up removing the knuckle as the knuckle structure interfered with the press sleeves. I don't know about cutting it.

I believe all four are the same. You can use them for upper bushings on both sides.

I had play in the right rear. I could feel it by grabbing the wheel 11 and 5 position with the car jacked up. I will say pressing the old bushing out is a bit of a pain as the retaining surface is at an angle in regards to the bushing. I used a 20 ton shop press for this. Getting the new bushing...

I went from oe to oe with inserts to hardrace. I would say hardrace is firmer than oe with inserts. Of course that is just my opinion but I would suspect they would be more durable than oe.

How about a gloss black trim...

I just installed the Hardrace compression bushings and they are a great alternative. They are solid hard rubber all the way around.

I am looking at replacing the top one with hard race as the right rear has developed some play. https://hardraceusa.com/products/hardrace-q1078

Just like the performance version of the S and 3.

Visited the local Tesla store to see the cybertruck and was told by the rep that the 3 will be a plaid. I of course have my reservations on how much they actually know but he was insistent that there will be no performance model but a plaid model 3.

I would say it is just a lack of distance for it's calculation. Just as if you travel a long distance and then 'floor it' it would not impact the value much.

I used silicone grease with good results.

https://3dmatsusa.com/collections/custom-fit-car-floor-liners/products/elegant-carpet-floor-liner?model=MjAyMkBURVNMQUBNT0RFTCAz I've had mine for about a year and they are great.

This looks interesting. Extended titanium for $310. https://evannex.com/products/evannex-extended-wheel-stud-sets-for-tesla-model-3?variant=44521947857066

19x9.5 on 265/35. Packaging and condition was perfect. Curious to see how the 20" look if anyone has them.