A small piece of advice; the new RTAB has to be inserted in a specific orientation (vent openings at the 12 and 6 o´clock position)! This is due to an additional force created by the bearing when installed. As can be seen in the video, the vents compress as the bearing is inserted. This force is ought to strenghten the bearing regarding specific loads.
I went with a Turner Motorsport monoball RTAB. I don't have mechanical skill so after multiple replacements of RTAB including the use of limiters, I switched to the monoball RTAB. The rear end is so much more planted at the track and it has lasted at least three years already. The other bushings usually breaks after a year and I can hear the tale tale pop, pop noise when I back up the car out of a steep driveway.
Damn I’ll definitely have to go that route next time. Only reason I wet oem cause it was the cheaper option just in case it wasn’t the fix for the rear toe issue for whatever reason
A small piece of advice; the new RTAB has to be inserted in a specific orientation (vent openings at the 12 and 6 o´clock position)! This is due to an additional force created by the bearing when installed. As can be seen in the video, the vents compress as the bearing is inserted. This force is ought to strenghten the bearing regarding specific loads.
I went with a Turner Motorsport monoball RTAB. I don't have mechanical skill so after multiple replacements of RTAB including the use of limiters, I switched to the monoball RTAB. The rear end is so much more planted at the track and it has lasted at least three years already. The other bushings usually breaks after a year and I can hear the tale tale pop, pop noise when I back up the car out of a steep driveway.
Damn I’ll definitely have to go that route next time. Only reason I wet oem cause it was the cheaper option just in case it wasn’t the fix for the rear toe issue for whatever reason
Cool DIY Geno. I need to come back to this video when I replace mine😎👍
Thanks for watching Seth! If you have any questions when replacing it just let me know 👍🏽
lets gooo! made it look too easy, glad it worked out
Thanks again to you! Haha
Awesome video. Wonder if this is the reason mine is ripping through tires
Thanks very similar to E89 I have to do.
“Spit on it first” 😂
Better than grease 😂
Post parts links sirrrrrr 😆 thanks for the video my next project now that my fan is installed haha
Just updated the description Haha it’s a easy job just make sure you get the bushing tool!
@@GenoFoster thank you my guy I shall do !
Great way to start video with my face lmao
Lmao true
What bearing removal tool kit you got?
The one I was using is discontinued but I put a link in the description of one that is similar to what I was using!
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