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Thanks for the offer B..it looks like im not going to be able to get joebobs set...I might get a new set from calmini...early xmas present....hehehe

Have you considered a TK1 Centerlink setup such as that made by hoohaa (forum member name) / grassroots4x4.com ?

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they do sell em for $75 plus another $25 to ship it..damn shipping is outrageous

 

 

Aftermarket set of bushings for calmini IA are available. These have grease channels as the stock Calmini Bushings Have no Channels. (How do they expect the Bushings not to wear if they do not have grease channels) See link below, Scroll to the bottom for the Calmini stuff.

 

http://xterrafirma.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=printview&t=6190&start=0

 

I have installed these in my Calmini They fit perfectly. Xterra and Pathfinder Calmini bushings are the same.

 

 

 

Mark

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Aftermarket set of bushings for calmini IA are available. These have grease channels as the stock Calmini Bushings Have no Channels. (How do they expect the Bushings not to wear if they do not have grease channels) See link below, Scroll to the bottom for the Calmini stuff.

 

http://xterrafirma.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=printview&t=6190&start=0

 

I have installed these in my Calmini They fit perfectly. Xterra and Pathfinder Calmini bushings are the same.

 

 

 

Mark

Thanks Mark. Jeff(joebob) told me he spoke with you..Another thing calmini didnt specify on their bushings is that it has to be greased with pneumatic grease gun with atleast 80psi..I dont think that a handheld greaser would pump out enough grease to really soak them bushings but with this new design with channels a handheld one would probably work.how hard is it to grease it now that you have the new bushings on it assuming you used a habdheld grease gun

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Thanks Mark. Jeff(joebob) told me he spoke with you..Another thing calmini didnt specify on their bushings is that it has to be greased with pneumatic grease gun with atleast 80psi..I dont think that a handheld greaser would pump out enough grease to really soak them bushings but with this new design with channels a handheld one would probably work.how hard is it to grease it now that you have the new bushings on it assuming you used a habdheld grease gun

 

 

I greased mine with my pneumatic grease gun and they still did not have a spec of grease in the bushings. For the year that i had it installed i was pushing in the mobile one grease (it is Red) and when I tore it apart there was only a small bit of red grease mixed into the yellow grease that was there from factory. When I installed the Bandit bushings the first grease (only took 3 presses on the grease gun) and the grease came out the bushings. Now I know there is grease in them. I would definitely get the bandit 4x4 bushings instead of the sending the IA to Calmini for bushings.

 

I was planning on doing the spherical bearing mod (I even ordered the parts) but decided to try the bandit bushings first, as once I did the mod for the spherical bearings I could not go back to bushings.

 

Mark

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so its just a poor design on that calmini bushings...good thing somebody came up with the new design

 

for years ive been trying to figure out what brand that red grease is...lol..tried several kinds of grease from castrol to napa and theyre either greenish or brown but never did try mobil 1..I know when I did my ac uca I greased them at the base hobby shop and it is that red grease..its holding up till now..gotta check at autozone

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so its just a poor design on that calmini bushings...good thing somebody came up with the new design

 

for years ive been trying to figure out what brand that red grease is...lol..tried several kinds of grease from castrol to napa and theyre either greenish or brown but never did try mobil 1..I know when I did my ac uca I greased them at the base hobby shop and it is that red grease..its holding up till now..gotta check at autozone

 

 

Here is a pic of the greased Idler Arm with the new Bushings

 

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