Replacing strut bushing?

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  • transomtwister
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    Easy Out

    image.jpgimage.jpgused the easy out today to remove the original bushing came right out.image.jpgimage.jpg

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  • Fella1340
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    I don't see why an easy out wouldn't do the trick. Should make for fast work of it.

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  • transomtwister
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    Thanks, I will give the easy out a try. I read somewhere that the Kintec bushing was something like 2mm to long I will be sure to cut it down.

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  • montymike
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    Don't know i used a drill bit. As long as u don't scuff the strut on the way out. I ground the kintec bushing down
    On the end because was to long. Take ur time grinding so u don't take to much off of bushing. Check and fit.

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  • transomtwister
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    Mike, Would an easy-out extractor work?

    John

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  • montymike
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    Ose also sells a strut with Lead teflon bushings install up blackjack strut o.s.e much better than stock strut.check it out look up black jack strut o.s.o on the net is not in the usual strut section.
    I have the kintec bushing have not tried it yet. Remember when u are removing the bearing that there is a sholder u want to grab the bearing and pull it out if u drill to deep with to big a drill bit u wreck this srut
    The bearing should spin and come out without to mutch damage. Go slow and straight with the bit a drill press works best: Mike
    Last edited by montymike; 09-22-2014, 11:54 AM.

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  • lomdel
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    Originally posted by champion221elite View Post
    The part I received from Kintec was about 2-3 mm too long. A few seconds with a Dremel cutoff wheel had it shortened to the correct length.
    Thanks. I'll do that. My bushing should be here by tomorrow...

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  • ray schrauwen
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    I'd say both.

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  • Brewbud
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    I have one of these replacement bushings. I have 3 runs on the stock bushing. Should I just replace the stocker now or wait for it to wear a little more? I guess my question is "is this a better design or just a replacement part"?

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  • champion221elite
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    Originally posted by lomdel View Post
    Is this bushing a direct fit or is some modification neccessary?
    The part I received from Kintec was about 2-3 mm too long. A few seconds with a Dremel cutoff wheel had it shortened to the correct length.

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  • lomdel
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    Is this bushing a direct fit or is some modification neccessary?

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  • champion221elite
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    Thanks Ray... you rock!

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  • ray schrauwen
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    Under Proboat> http://kintecracing.com/Pro_Boat.html
    Attached Files

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  • champion221elite
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    I will check over at Kintec. Is the bushing held in place with an adhesive, or is it press fit?

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  • ray schrauwen
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    Buy an aftermarket strut. No Octura lead teflon will fit the inside of strut, they are too small. You could mod the strut to take a speedmaster style bushing but, it's a fair bit of work. Kintec sells a special bushing that is a direct fit if they are in stock.

    It's an oddball stuffing tube in metric as well as the strut dimensions.

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