[FS] Wytbushings Round #2 NOW TAKING DEPOSITS

[Ryan]

I can't afford these this year, but if you'd put them on a shelf for me, I'd take, for a GS:

70A LL set
80A front end set

(all 4 end links, if you make them again)

I have a set of Mazda trailing arms already.

[wytbishop]

Well I am also working on brakes stuff so my thought is that delivery would not be before spring. Most people don't want to do this kind of thing until the weather gets warm anyway.

I will probably not be making endlinks again, but I can instruct you on precisely what you need and what to do.

[Sleeper6]

Im in the same boat as ryan, I would love a full set but depending on when Im gonna have to balance my funds... although I have a new possibility at honda... dont hate it pays lol

[ice_mann]

I am interested in a complete kit. Just keep us posted on how close we are to an order.

+1

[wytbishop]

Ok...I'm contacting my vendors and making sure that they can still supply me the parts at the prices we had last year.

I will say this if it makes a difference to any of you...I think the greatest advantage is felt in the rear of the car. If you have bad bushigns in the front by all means these are an excellent option, but they won't necessarily make a hugely noticable difference in the handling and they do add a bit of noise because they are more rigid. I think if I were looking to do this to my car right now I would order stock replacement fronts from Mazda or MSP fronts from Corksport and my poly rears in 70A or 80A hardness.

I think that a good shock and spring combination and that bushing combination would provide absolutely awesome handling. My car handles incredibly, but for daily driving I find that the front end is too harsh. I went to a softer shock and it's better, but the jarring of the harder bushings is a bit unrelenting. I think I will go back to stock bushings in the front or perhaps the MSP ones.

[AaronTietje]

Im, doing a complete rebuild and would like to have every bushing new. (I don't mind a harsher ride if the handling is there)
Is it a possibility for you to make softer bushings for the front for those who would want a softer ride. (im just thinking that it is nice to be able to get every bushing at once )

[wytbishop]

Absolutely. Bushings are available in 70, 80 or 90 and mixing and matching is permitted.

[mikeinaus]

no end links this time eh?

depending when you order these and if i have a job or not i may be interested in the rear trailing arms and the lateral links (are these the same as end links?) of whatever hardness your recommend for daily driving... if you can pm me when your planning on placing an order i can let you know for sure whether i can afford them or not.

[wytbishop]

I understand that a lot of people are interested but not sure if they'll be able to participate when the time comes. but you have to understand that I can't move forward without a number of garanteed buyers.

I have contacted my suppliers and I will verify that the pricing is goign to be the same and what the time frames will be. Once I have that information I need deposits or it's not going to happen.

[ice_mann]

Garantee that I will be one band wagon for this go!!!! All I need is a price when you get it.
70 front and 80 rear.

[stereoking15]

I would like a rear kit with 80-85 duro for me thank you.

[300zxrb26dett]

I have been waiting a while for this. Put me down for rear TTL bushings in 70A.

[AaronTietje]

80 for the front and rear for me.

[300zxrb26dett]

Bump for updates

[wytbishop]

I won't lie to you it's not proceding quickly. On top of the the fact that I am basically at the mercy of the companies that supply my my stuff...and I am not a high priority to any of them, my work life is off the hook right now.

I'm confident that this will come together but its not going to be in the next few weeks or anything. Realistically we're looking at spring...March/April type deal.