I'd verify that you have the correct rubber bushing.
Given a choice, I'd install a Polyurethane bushing insert rather than a bonded-rubber bushing. Less labor, no press or special tools beyond a propane torch and emery cloth. And you can torque the through-bolts with the suspension in any position. Rubber bushing MUST have the suspension at normal ride-height before torquing the through-bolts.
Given a choice, I'd install a Polyurethane bushing insert rather than a bonded-rubber bushing. Less labor, no press or special tools beyond a propane torch and emery cloth. And you can torque the through-bolts with the suspension in any position. Rubber bushing MUST have the suspension at normal ride-height before torquing the through-bolts.
