Failed my WOF :(

[Technikhaus]

Hey all,
So my FTO just failed it's WOF inspection on the rear trailing arm bushses, and the PS Belt.
Does anybody have the part numbers for the belt, and/or the part numbers for the nolothane bushes?

I did a quick search, but couldn't find the part numbers.
But it was only a quick search, as I'm in a class atm :p

Cheers,
Braydon.


edit: if I'm not mistaken, I believe MR102063 is for the standard trailing arm bushes?

[Taz]

Belt: 6PK1080

Trailing arm poly bushes:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Mitsubishi-F ... c9c&_uhb=1

[Technikhaus]

Cheers Taz!
Now, lets hope I can get them locally, my car's now illegal to drive except for getting the parts.....
Damn WOFs, although I have been planning on doing the bushes anyway.
And the PS belt is slowly eating itself away, it's already down to three ribs...

[Bennoz]

Or offset Nolathane equivalent if you're that way inclined..

http://www.nolathane.com.au/product_det ... mber=46241

[Technikhaus]

What is the difference exactly?

[Bennoz]

The offset is to push the arms back further, essentially elongating your wheel base. Which is supposed to improve handling.

[Technikhaus]

Ahh, cheers, I may try for those locally then :p

[Technikhaus]

So, about $205 for new bushings and belt, $153 for the bushings and $52 for the belt.
Does that sound about right?
Just remember these are NZD...

[Bennoz]

f**king expensive. Even for NZ pesos

[Technikhaus]

Welcome to Repco NZ

[Astron_Boy]

Should just move to Tassie.
Still overseas, but they accept our currency and local exchange.

[Technikhaus]

Bribie Island was far enough 'Over Seas' for me when I lived there

[silverGPX]

What do u mean it pushes the arm back?

[Bennoz]

What do u mean it pushes the arm back?

The hole in it is offset, much like your front control arm bushes that push the lower control arm out further - similar concept.

[silverGPX]

So id have more potential of inner arch rub?

[Bennoz]

In this instance we are moving the hub assembly towards the rear of the car, not in or out. I was just using the front bush as an example for offset bushes.

You can see how it works here:

[silverGPX]

In this instance we are moving the hub assembly towards the rear of the car, not in or out. I was just using the front bush as an example for offset bushes.

You can see how it works here:

f**k yeah I need this!

Cheers for picture. I was having a hard time visualizing. Would this affect camber or toe?

[Retsub]

NZ Dollars

You don't get much for SHEEP POO these days

[Technikhaus]

So we got them out last night, now i'v just got to take them to the mchanic so he can put the new ones in, then I will finish them off after work tonight...

[shadowarrior]

Oh wow. Needed to fix my rear trailing arm bush, might do it all together for better handling then.
Is the work labour intensive? (Thinking on costs to get it installed via a mechanic)