74Nitro
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Just wanted to comment that the 22 and up factory bushing is an improvement for sure. Recently opened up a 2022 with 4500 miles and it was almost like new still. Not tuned.
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It is definitely a different type of bushing than the older ones. I am not sure what the material on the I.D. is, but it appears to be better than the soft, black PTFE lining of the older ones. I noticed this when I swapped out the bushing on my brother-in-law's new 2023 LTX SE before this past season.
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I'm going to take the bronze bushing out of the 24T and install it on the 21T. Has anyone tried squeezing out the bushing and installing it on another gear using a press?
Are there any difficulties in this?
Are there any difficulties in this?
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it is easy.
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No problem as long as you have the right diameter push pin.
