Triumph TR6 Recommission Project - Anti-Roll Bar Bush Upgrade to Polybush

Anti-Roll Bar Bush Removal & Polybush Upgrade
In this video Hans inspects the anti-roll bar on our TR6 to make sure all the components are fully functional.
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In this series you’ll see us tackle a number of jobs on our 1974 Triumph TR6. We’ll be creating a number of how-to videos for most of the work to help you tackle the jobs yourself at home.
Please comment below what you would like to see us do with our TR6 and any how-to videos you’d find useful. We’ll try our best to accommodate video requests 🛠️⚙️
Stud Adhesive - rimmerbros.com/Item--i-RX2185
Stud for Driveshaft - rimmerbros.com/Item--i-107960
Nyloc Nut for Driveshaft - rimmerbros.com/Item--i-TN3209
Nitrile Disposable Gloves - rimmerbros.com/Item--i-RX1406L
Website - rimmerbros.com/
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Video serves as a guide only. For detailed instructions please refer to workshop manual.
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[@ronkore5648]

Thank you , Piease continue to make these great videos

[@G-Cam1]

You should never use washing up liquid.. it's main component is salt. All it does is help speed up rust!

[@Polybush_UK]

Hi @gcam3205 We've designed our bushes to not use grease, we recommend washing up liquid as it acts like a lubricant but is easily washed away with either use, or a hose.
If you'd like to use an alternative, you may also use tyre soap.