Sewell suspension refresh part numbers? (having trouble deciphering diagrams)
03-15-10, 08:48 AM
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Sewell suspension refresh part numbers? (having trouble deciphering diagrams)
I'd heard Sewell had the OEM tie rod ends and lower ball joints cheaper than TM Engineering and wanted to pick those up. Does Sewell also carry the Daizen control arm bushing kit, steering rack bushing kit, and sway bar bushing kit? Also, I would like to get the inner tie rods too.
Do people recommend using Sewell for all this? TM for some of it? Other sources?
I figure all these items will fully refresh the front suspension and steering.
(forgot about the suspension section, feel free to move this)
Do people recommend using Sewell for all this? TM for some of it? Other sources?
I figure all these items will fully refresh the front suspension and steering.
(forgot about the suspension section, feel free to move this)
03-15-10, 09:43 AM
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I'd heard Sewell had the OEM tie rod ends and lower ball joints cheaper than TM Engineering and wanted to pick those up. Does Sewell also carry the Daizen control arm bushing kit, steering rack bushing kit, and sway bar bushing kit? Also, I would like to get the inner tie rods too.
Do people recommend using Sewell for all this? TM for some of it? Other sources?
I figure all these items will fully refresh the front suspension and steering.
(forgot about the suspension section, feel free to move this)
Do people recommend using Sewell for all this? TM for some of it? Other sources?
I figure all these items will fully refresh the front suspension and steering.
(forgot about the suspension section, feel free to move this)
on another note. AFTER like 8 months my daizen sway bar bushings, steering rack bushings being installed as i type
finally.....oh yeah along with new back pads and a complete tranny flush
03-15-10, 10:02 AM
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why dont u go to sewells site and search there? how could u be confused...pick your year/make/model and search by description. they carry everything u asking for.... i recommend sewell for almost everything as they give us a decent discount
on another note. AFTER like 8 months my daizen sway bar bushings, steering rack bushings being installed as i type finally.....oh yeah along with new back pads and a complete tranny flush
on another note. AFTER like 8 months my daizen sway bar bushings, steering rack bushings being installed as i type
finally.....oh yeah along with new back pads and a complete tranny flushI did find Daizen bushings tho through Sewell, and the prices are higher... so sounds like those should be bought through TM.
03-15-10, 03:39 PM
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Hey - you and me both
I'd heard Sewell had the OEM tie rod ends and lower ball joints cheaper than TM Engineering and wanted to pick those up. Does Sewell also carry the Daizen control arm bushing kit, steering rack bushing kit, and sway bar bushing kit? Also, I would like to get the inner tie rods too.
Do people recommend using Sewell for all this? TM for some of it? Other sources?
I figure all these items will fully refresh the front suspension and steering.
(forgot about the suspension section, feel free to move this)
Do people recommend using Sewell for all this? TM for some of it? Other sources?
I figure all these items will fully refresh the front suspension and steering.
(forgot about the suspension section, feel free to move this)
See my post here for details.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...front-end.html
Also, just for the OEM rods and b joints, try Pembroke Pines Lexus.
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...82&catalogid=0
So I have all the bushings and rods and ball joints now - waiting for a pair of Bilstein sport shocks and I'll be ready to go.
03-15-10, 03:51 PM
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How to get the part numbers . . .
I'd heard Sewell had the OEM tie rod ends and lower ball joints cheaper than TM Engineering and wanted to pick those up. Does Sewell also carry the Daizen control arm bushing kit, steering rack bushing kit, and sway bar bushing kit? Also, I would like to get the inner tie rods too.
Do people recommend using Sewell for all this? TM for some of it? Other sources?
I figure all these items will fully refresh the front suspension and steering.
(forgot about the suspension section, feel free to move this)
Do people recommend using Sewell for all this? TM for some of it? Other sources?
I figure all these items will fully refresh the front suspension and steering.
(forgot about the suspension section, feel free to move this)
About Sewell.
Go to the parts site.
http://www.sewellpartsonline.com/
Click on "Service & Maintenance" (far right).
Enter the Model and Year...click GO
Then click on Common Service Items
Hope this helps.
03-15-10, 08:40 PM
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About Sewell.
Go to the parts site.
http://www.sewellpartsonline.com/
Click on "Service & Maintenance" (far right).
Enter the Model and Year...click GO
Then click on Common Service Items
Hope this helps.
Go to the parts site.
http://www.sewellpartsonline.com/
Click on "Service & Maintenance" (far right).
Enter the Model and Year...click GO
Then click on Common Service Items
Hope this helps.
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Meh, I probably don't need OEM tie rods
I ordered all the Daizen bushings from TM
I ordered the lower ball joint set from Sewell
And I'm just going to have my prefered shop install whatever brand they use of inner/outer tie rods on both sides when they do the alignment.
I ordered all the Daizen bushings from TM
I ordered the lower ball joint set from Sewell
And I'm just going to have my prefered shop install whatever brand they use of inner/outer tie rods on both sides when they do the alignment.
03-16-10, 02:25 PM
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I'm getting no results for 'ball joint' or 'lower ball joint'... then I try to navigate through the diagrams and can't tell if it's all the parts I need, or why a part is pictured but not labeled with a part number.
I did find Daizen bushings tho through Sewell, and the prices are higher... so sounds like those should be bought through TM.
I did find Daizen bushings tho through Sewell, and the prices are higher... so sounds like those should be bought through TM.
About Sewell.
Go to the parts site.
http://www.sewellpartsonline.com/
Click on "Service & Maintenance" (far right).
Enter the Model and Year...click GO
Then click on Common Service Items
Go to the parts site.
http://www.sewellpartsonline.com/
Click on "Service & Maintenance" (far right).
Enter the Model and Year...click GO
Then click on Common Service Items
03-16-10, 02:43 PM
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This is going to be a super fresh front end now... lol
I emailed TM and got an email back the next day that the 3 types of bushings I want are in stock. I just ordered those (control arm, steering rack, sway bar).
I ordered the OEM ball joints from Sewell
Then I just ordered the inner/outer right and left tie rods from Moog through O'Reilly's
I emailed TM and got an email back the next day that the 3 types of bushings I want are in stock. I just ordered those (control arm, steering rack, sway bar).
I ordered the OEM ball joints from Sewell
Then I just ordered the inner/outer right and left tie rods from Moog through O'Reilly's
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