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I have put a LOT of miles on my 1932 Ford roadster ... so the bushings finally had to be replaced. I called TCI ... ( that is who made my 4 bars ) and they had replacements for not a lot of money. They had 4 or 5 different sizes.
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You might be able to take the ID and length dimensions of the tube the bushing fits into to the auto parts store and find some inner control arm bushings with metal outer sleeves that would press in. That would really be a nice set-up if you could make it work. Do it once and you would likely be done forever, and have less vibration through the chassis to your backside.
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