If bushings are improperly tightened, unnecessary torsional stress will occur when the vehicle is level, leading to three major problems: First, the lifespan of bushings with this installation will be significantly shorter than that of bushings that have been properly reset; second, driving comfort will be reduced, and the chassis will feel tense, as if the chassis components are pulling against each other; third, due to differences in suspension design, certain vehicle models may experience inconsistent ride height or be unable to lower.
To ensure the bushings are in the correct working position, a series of steps must be followed. First, use a lift to fully raise the vehicle to a level position. Next, reset the bushings according to the manufacturer's standards and requirements. This will ensure that the bushings are accurately reset to their proper positions.
