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993 wishbone bush wear

Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Sundeep on 23 January 2006

Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Warren M on 23 January 2006

Thanks - can anyone advise how much it costs to replace them?


parts over here are main dealer only...

£175 + vat for a standard

£185 + vat for an RS version (slightly thicker rubber and better)

each !
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You can get them from good ol' Gert cheaper I dare say...

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Standard price is, as I understand it £320 per pair plus Vicious Added Tax. Plus fitting.

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Ruf in Germany will replace the
tracking arms,the steering rods and reset tracking etc for 1800 Euros - 300 euros more for rs tracking arms and steering rods - seem reasonable?

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how much do Wishbone replacement cost typically?

both sides that is.

Aj


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you'll need a wheel alignment check as well

costs me about £700 at my OPC


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I've noticed that some people upgrade to the RS wishbones. Is this worth considering when they need doing ayway? Waht about the additional cost? How much? Cheers, Bob.


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The RS wishbones are only a few quids more than the standard ones. You won't feel a great deal of difference on it's own, but if you're thinking of up-grading the rest of the suspension anyway, then it's worth doing while you're there.

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Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by mark pearce on 13 March 2007

you'll need a wheel alignment check as well

costs me about £700 at my OPC



700@ OPC ... hmm, so how much at a specialist?

Aj
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£400 parts (and they are dealer only supplied!) and £200 labour = £600






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I fitted mine myself last year while replacing the dampers. Took about 30 - 45 mins per side to do (assuming no seized bolts). Alignment required afterwards.

RS wishbones were about a tenner more than standard ones IIRC.

So a specialsit will charge approx 2 hours labour - say £100 - 150. Alignment £160 - 250 (range - depends on who you use).


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