SET4 reliability?
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SET4 reliability?
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SET4 reliability?
A set of Booger bushings will take care of that; otherwise, if it's still under warranty, let the dealer do the work!<IMG src=smileys/smiley4.gif border="0">
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SET4 reliability?
Bushings? Which ones? BTW, don't think I was busting your cookies in my other post, not at all.
Back to the bushings.
Shifter bushings = no reported problems, swap to mopar short throw shifter along with booger bushings makes it feel great.
Swaybar bushings = some reports of deterioration, most folks have no issues.
Motor mounts? = Large amounts of wheel hop. Word from PVO is that the softer mounts were a compromise. Harder mounts made for better launches, but shortened the life of the A/C compressor. <edited><editID>glhs837</editID><editDate>38020.8045833333</editDate></edited>
Back to the bushings.
Shifter bushings = no reported problems, swap to mopar short throw shifter along with booger bushings makes it feel great.
Swaybar bushings = some reports of deterioration, most folks have no issues.
Motor mounts? = Large amounts of wheel hop. Word from PVO is that the softer mounts were a compromise. Harder mounts made for better launches, but shortened the life of the A/C compressor. <edited><editID>glhs837</editID><editDate>38020.8045833333</editDate></edited>