How to install Castor correcting bushes 79 series Landcruiser

Lifting four wheel drives has and always will be something us off road lovers have done and will continue to do. We want the clearance and extra performance a great after market suspension kit will give along with that great look. Its great to get some height but you need to be fitting correct components to compensate for the adjustments your going to make. We are fitting a 2" lift to this 79 series land cruiser that means caster correcting bushes. This is a little look into how we go about it at BAW Automotive.
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[@FahimDocrat]

It's the little things like this that help the average Joe get going - good stuff keep it coming

[@BAWAutomotive]

Thanks, will do!

[@stephendolphin6200]

Great tip about the nuts and bolt with the barbs on them I have battled with these before it is so much easier when you know the trick

[@spudboy1328]

Most excellent! Thanks a 1,000,000.

[@BAWAutomotive]

You're welcome!

[@katrinaseng2540]

Lockdown 2020 👍

[@Simmonsconstruction]

Podgy is the correct term

[@billyrayvalentine1161]

Cheers lads. How long do they normally take to install?

[@zeMasterRuseman]

DO NOT use polyurethane castor correction bushes unless you want to keep breaking your diff housing. They pass on the shock instead of absorbing like a centered rubber bush. You have been warned.

[@jeremydrabsch9205]

And where are you getting this information from mate?