the right superpro poly bushings for ae92 gts

[rdyzz]

i just ordered some poly bushing from R-sport international. these all are the right ones and fit. due to lack of info on the hub bushing or "outter bushing" 0825k is not the right part. instead 1039k is the right part for the 88-91 corolla gts coupe with disc brakes. i can only speak for the disc brake model. i have owned two ae92 that i installed these in a 88 and a 90. note that the 88-89 have large rubber bushing for the lower hub, where as the 90-91 changed to a internally greased bearing type. the 90-91 is a large metal sleave that is pressed in so it actually looks like the bushing for the 90-91 is very small when in fact after you press the sleave out it will indeed accept the same bushing size the 88-89 will witch is again pn 1039k. here is a list of the pn i ordered and price from r-sports as of may 2010.

SPF0823K SuperPro SPF0823K GMH, Toyota Tr/Arm Bushing $64.40
1 SPF1039K SuperPro SPF1039K Toyota Seca AE93 R/con arm out $64.40
1 SPF1040K SuperPro SPF1040K Toyota Seca AR93 Rear con/arm $60.20
1 SPF0996K SuperPro SPF0996K Toyota Corolla AE 95 Front Low $30.10
1 SPF1370AK SuperPro SPF1370AK Toyota Corolla AE 90,92,93,95 $44.10
1 01freight 0002 Freight $22.00

[SuLLiVaN88]

sweet man i will definetly be using this when i go to order my bushings.
sucks we have to piece it together instead of them having a kit we could order

[Evo_lucian]

The ae86 guys have it so good, kits are all over the place for them. Thanks for the part numbers bro

[SuLLiVaN88]

[quote=Evo_lucian;3206396]The ae86 guys have it so good, kits are all over the place for them. Thanks for the part numbers bro[/quote

we are the dam stepchild to the ae86 lol

[eage8]

Originally Posted by SuLLiVaN88

we are the dam stepchild to the ae86 lol

I know a guy who autocrosses an AE86 and he says good parts for it are really hard to find. most of the parts being made for it are just junk.

[SuperRA]

This should go into the sticky part number thread...

[SuLLiVaN88]

agree cause it will be buried in threads by the time i go to order my bushings

sticky it up lol

[Evo_lucian]

Originally Posted by eage8

I know a guy who autocrosses an AE86 and he says good parts for it are really hard to find. most of the parts being made for it are just junk.

At least they make junk for it. We dont get squat

[Donald]

Thanks. I have copied and saved for future reference.

[4doorGTS]

Scroll down they are all clearly laid out here as well.

http://www.toyheadauto.com/Performan...a_1966_to_1970

[beedlo]

Originally Posted by rdyzz

i just ordered some poly bushing from R-sport international. these all are the right ones and fit. due to lack of info on the hub bushing or "outter bushing" 0825k is not the right part. instead 1039k is the right part for the 88-91 corolla gts coupe with disc brakes. i can only speak for the disc brake model. i have owned two ae92 that i installed these in a 88 and a 90. note that the 88-89 have large rubber bushing for the lower hub, where as the 90-91 changed to a internally greased bearing type. the 90-91 is a large metal sleave that is pressed in so it actually looks like the bushing for the 90-91 is very small when in fact after you press the sleave out it will indeed accept the same bushing size the 88-89 will witch is again pn 1039k. here is a list of the pn i ordered and price from r-sports as of may 2010.

SPF0823K SuperPro SPF0823K GMH, Toyota Tr/Arm Bushing $64.40
1 SPF1039K SuperPro SPF1039K Toyota Seca AE93 R/con arm out $64.40
1 SPF1040K SuperPro SPF1040K Toyota Seca AR93 Rear con/arm $60.20
1 SPF0996K SuperPro SPF0996K Toyota Corolla AE 95 Front Low $30.10
1 SPF1370AK SuperPro SPF1370AK Toyota Corolla AE 90,92,93,95 $44.10
1 01freight 0002 Freight $22.00

Thanks to you, I just had those bushings put into my '90 GTS.

[eage8]

this should be a sticky...

[eage8]

I just want to bump this thread again... I was recently looking into these and r-sportinternational.com is amazingly cheap... like 2/3s the price of tein which is the NA distributor....

[eage8]

Originally Posted by rdyzz

1 SPF1040K SuperPro SPF1040K Toyota Seca AR93 Rear con/arm $60.20

I just installed the rear bushings over the weekend and just a heads up. If you have drums, the inner bushing kit isn't correct. The bushing on my SR5 lateral link for the front links was smaller in diameter.

luckily there was a GT-S in the junkyard and I just took it's subframe and the 2 front links it had. I already had GT-S rear links for my disc brake conversion, but I think the inner bushings for those are the same.


Also, be careful if you have 90-91 rear discs with the metal sleeved bushings in the knuckle. I actually bent one of my knuckles pressing them out... luckily I had an extra lying around. you need to support the arm when pressing out the bushing, it should be pretty easy to see what i'm talking about.