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Thread: Moser Rear Bushings & 4-Link Innovative Adjustable Linkage

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    Moser Rear Bushings & 4-Link Innovative Adjustable Linkage

    Need some ideas>> I bought Dan Ruths 4-Link Adjustable Suspension. I like his kit with the option to adjust wheel base to center the rear with the Fender. Nice quality parts, but I ran into some fitting issues. Wanted to see if any of you had the same issues.

    1. The Fork is a bit larger than the FFR Link. I will add some shims to take up the play. No problem>
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    2. The Moser Bushing Bolt is 0.46" (31/64) (11.8mm)
    Dan's bolt is 0.50 (1/2") (12.7mm)+- so it will not fit in bushing.
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    Went through 3-drill bits trying to drill out the hardened steel. No luck.

    Was thinking of driving to Summit tomorrow (20min) and buying the Mustang Prothane Bushings. Any Suggestions or Comments?

    Thanks!
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    I'd call Dan and talk to him about it.

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    Here was the fitment on mine

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    I have the same 4-link set up and issue you are having with the bushing sleeve. Advice from Dan was to try a 1/2 inch step bit vice drill bit to see if that works out. I eventually went and bought the Prothane bushings with sleeve, PTP-6-309BL, which still required me to use the 1/2 inch step bit to ream the sleeve. Removing the bushing and sleeve from the Moser axle was a huge PITA as once you start to remove it there is no turning back. Nonetheless, the new bushing and sleeve works great.

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    Thanks Papa_Jack!! Great advise. I am going to Granger today to buy a Reamer, and to Summit for my Bushings. Thanks for your advise. Dan is great to work with.
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