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Old 11-10-2009, 02:42 PM
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Any know if there are any better bulkhead bushings for the front end of an Apex. I put on a CBS front end with grease nipples, maybe the the grease will help keep them from wearing out. thx

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Old 11-10-2009, 04:05 PM
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Oilhites??? I think they are called...... I will have to look it up. Put some on mine and they last way longer! keep everything tight!
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Oilhites??? I think they are called...... I will have to look it up. Put some on mine and they last way longer! keep everything tight!
They make them for the bulkhead too?
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pm me, i have bought a set from a guy in the US and they are miles better than stock plastic chit. I will get you the source on 'em.
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most machine shops have oilite solid stock...they machine them to the size od/id as needed...yep it would probably be cheaper to by already made from a supplier..but the machine shops shouldn;t charge to much either...and at least it would be a one time cost for the quality
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I made the mistake and ordered pioneer performance's bushing kit thinking that it included all bushings because I needed the bulkhead bushings. sadly dissapointed. I just ordered the yamaha factory's.we'll see how long they last.
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Ulmer Racing has what you need. He has Oil-lite bushings for the entire front end. Very good price too, buy 1 or buy them all. They are like 4.00 each and take all the slop out. Eric
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Ulmer Racing has what you need. He has Oil-lite bushings for the entire front end. Very good price too, buy 1 or buy them all. They are like 4.00 each and take all the slop out. Eric
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Thx all, I just put a set of new stockers in, I'll order some new ones from them, these will be f%$#ed in no time.
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I bought the oil-lites for my Vector from Ulmer. The price seemed reasonable and my stock front end has tons of slop at 2500 miles. I've got oil-lites in my Nytro with zerk fittings and they are still tight after 1700 miles. The stock plastic bushings are junk.
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