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Re: Lemforder wishbones
« Reply #15 on: 04 February 2011, 14:28:10 »

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My Lemforder ones lasted just over 2 years, the originals 3 years, the re-bushed ones 3ish years and the cheap set 2 years.

I currently have lemforders with polybushes in the front.

Which is why I, personally, feel that the cheapies are OK for me because I have no labour charges involved in changing them. If I was paying someone to do it then it would be a different matter ;)

2 years between WIM visits is, IMO, more than long enough and they aren't close enough to justify an annual visit "just in case"

Agreed but, what I am saying is that I am not convinced that the Lemforder ones are worth the extra 60-70 quid  :y

Which means we're both saying the same thing. I can't justify the extra for Lemforder. Others can... Each to their own I suppose :y :y
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Re: Lemforder wishbones
« Reply #16 on: 04 February 2011, 14:31:34 »

If I had to do some more, I would fit new rear vertical bushes (if required as they dont fail nearly as often) and polys in the front on the existing wishbones.....at a cost of £60ish  :y
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Re: Lemforder wishbones
« Reply #17 on: 04 February 2011, 14:40:12 »

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If I had to do some more, I would fit new rear vertical bushes (if required as they dont fail nearly as often) and polys in the front on the existing wishbones.....at a cost of £60ish  :y

Must admit... That is the direction I think I'll be going
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Re: Lemforder wishbones
« Reply #18 on: 04 February 2011, 14:45:31 »

And if your only doing the front bushes, you dont even need to remove the wishbones!
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Re: Lemforder wishbones
« Reply #19 on: 04 February 2011, 14:49:54 »

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And if your only doing the front bushes, you dont even need to remove the wishbones!

That thought had crossed my mind ::) ::)

Although I doubt it will save me much time TBH... Think the last change took about 2 and a half hours including getting the tools out and putting them away again (and drinking a gallon of tea ::)) :y

Mind you... I did the last set too so I knew things weren't seized :y
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Re: Lemforder wishbones
« Reply #20 on: 07 February 2011, 11:25:51 »

You can change the front without removing it?  That's a good idea... if just changing to poly's at the front etc.

Lemforder arms with polys?  I thought it was the bushes that failed on the cheap parts...  so what's the point in spending the extra, just get cheap arm and upgrade bushes?

Unless, as with me, I can't find anyone that does the vertical bush in poly.... :(
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