You can make your own quite easily - I did both these and the sway bar
links a couple of years ago and they are still going strong:
1) Remove all of the old rubber (I just threw them into a furnace to burn
it out)
2) Sandblast the cup and pin to give a good rough surface for keying
3) Mix up some 2-part polyurethane - use a high stiffness grade like 90
Duro or higher
4) Pour the urethane into the cup and suspend the pin in a central position
- a clothes peg will do the job
5) Repaint and install
Hope this helps.
Peter Wilson
Adelaide, South Australia
'69 ex-US TR6
>Does anyone make a TR6 rear shock link assembly using poly-urethane
>instead of the stock rubber?
>Thanks in advance for the information.
>Lee Janssen
>Sunny Denver CO
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