I screwed up a few years back and got the wrong bushing for my car. It's a PST 3.1112G, listed on summitracing.com as Energy Suspension 3-1112G, p/n ENS-3-1111G, $11.95 new (plus their order fee, of course). "Fits bushing with steel lips facing toward the driveshaft." I opened the bag, but because my torque arm lips face away from the driveshaft, I never installed it. Grease included.

$10 shipped U.S.. PM or email.

 

i know this is kinda old but part # 3.112G. lips are facing away from driveshaft not towards.

 

Hmmm, maybe that's why it didn't fit, I believed the description.

Regardless, I still have it.

 

How do u install that bushing I was just wondering if u just cut out the rubber or what but my stock one is worn out so bad my Car jumps when I put it in gear I am very interested in it if u still have I think it's the one I need and I will check tomorrow and let u no for sure but if it is the one I need I deffinatly want it

 

The bracket that holds it unbolts so you can take it out and install the new one.

 

Ok so I checked mine and if u look at it from the front it looks like a 3 so the tabs face the tranny is that the one u have

 

I am confused on what part it isu have maybe email me a pick and if it is the right one I can have the money for u this weekend if not sooner

 

Okay, here are the pics:







Without crawling under the car, it would appear that if the "flat" side of the bushing goes away from the driveshaft, then this would be for lips facing away from the driveshaft. If the "flat" side goes toward the driveshaft, then this would be for lips going toward the driveshaft.

I'm fairly certain the part number tag went with this bushing, but it is possible I got it mixed up with the other bushing that I actually installed.

 

Okay, I put the car over the curb and wiggled under to take a look. On my car, the flat side goes toward the driveshaft and the lips face away from the driveshaft.

If your inner/outer bracket works the same way, this bushing would put the flat side and lips toward the driveshaft.

 

Inner/outer bracket: http://static.summitracing.com/globa.../ens-17126.pdf

 

thats the one i need so just let me no how u wanna work this out my dad has a paypal i could use i wont be home till this weekend but he could prolly do it before then

 

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