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Originally Posted by fe1rx
I am making replacement bushings because:
1) I have the Turner parts in hand to reverse engineer the basic design
2) As I am able to measure the arms I have on hand before making the parts, I can ensure that the bushings I make will be interference fit in those actual arms and don't care about all possible arms (which Turner necessarily must).
3) I have the spherical bearings, retaining rings and spacers from the Turner parts so don't need any additional parts
4) Getting Turner to replace the part would involve substantial shipping costs both directions because I am not in the USA
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Hey
fe1rx, did you measure the OD of the Turner spherical by any chance?
I'm trying to decide between Turner/GAS and another option which claims it has more than 2.5x the impact & load bearing area... but I'm skeptical...