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Rubber bushings went in a little crooked

Started by Rob Burgoon , 01-13-2013 01:57 AM

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Johnny D

Posted 01-24-2013 10:57 PM

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make more and sell them on here.

I'll make him something. Is the I.D. the same on NA as NB?
Also if I had the O.D on the U/LCA's I could make a lip on side (almost half of it) to help keep it on center.
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Posted 01-28-2013 09:40 PM

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P-80, single tube, $6, eBay, "Buy-It-Now"

http://www.ebay.com/...=item255637e78c

FYI I bought this on eBay. The listing does not list the size of the tube. The tube is a little bigger than a tube of Chapstick. About a half an oz. I have not used ths stuff befor but I bet its not enough to do an entire car which is what I want to do.

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Posted 01-29-2013 07:03 AM

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FYI I bought this on eBay. The listing does not list the size of the tube. The tube is a little bigger than a tube of Chapstick. About a half an oz. I have not used ths stuff befor but I bet its not enough to do an entire car which is what I want to do.

i bought 2 of them and was thinking the same thing

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Posted 01-29-2013 06:52 PM

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i bought 2 of them and was thinking the same thing

Rut ro, sounds like that Ebay guy is reselling samples? You can get those for free!

Like I think I said somewhere above, I buy 6-packs of half-pints (?) for $35 or so and that has lasted me for years, including 100+ tire changes?

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Ron Alan

Posted 01-29-2013 09:08 PM

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Rut ro, sounds like that Ebay guy is reselling samples? You can get those for free!

Like I think I said somewhere above, I buy 6-packs of half-pints (?) for $35 or so and that has lasted me for years, including 100+ tire changes?

Right after Saul posted I went to the website and ordered 2 samples...I got a kit with 4 Carmax size tubes(4 different products) in 3 days...free!

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mellen

Posted 01-30-2013 07:13 AM

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Rut ro, sounds like that Ebay guy is reselling samples? You can get those for free!

Like I think I said somewhere above, I buy 6-packs of half-pints (?) for $35 or so and that has lasted me for years, including 100+ tire changes?

dang rat bastard!
just ordered the 6 pack

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Keith Novak

Posted 03-03-2013 06:49 PM

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Just tried the P-80 mounting Hoosiers with my ratty old tire mounting machine. That stuff is freaking awesome. One good slather of the stuff and I became a tire mounting god. I had to buy a 6-pack of it in pint bottles so I have enough to last a while/lifetime but I'm confident that if I ever want to stuff a golf ball into a garden hose i have the tool to make it easy.