T3 and bering questions
#1
Tech Master
Thread Starter

I was driving my uncles t3 around on their gravel driveway(about 7 feet wide and then big rocks on the sides, also steep), so i start on their asphalt part got full speed and when i hit the gravel section the truck loses control flys into the large stones, cartweels and snaps the rear suspention mount and loses the dog bone.(not the smartest move ive made) Is there a serperate mount for the left and the right side???? (I broke the right side if u need that peice of information)
second. Looking at berings, there are teflon shielded and rubber sealed berings. The teflon ones cost more for the t3 and am wondering if they are worth it. or isn't there much gain in performance????
thanks
second. Looking at berings, there are teflon shielded and rubber sealed berings. The teflon ones cost more for the t3 and am wondering if they are worth it. or isn't there much gain in performance????
thanks
#2

if you broke the suspension mounts then yes there is a left and right one. dog bones no, you can use the bones on either side. as far as your bearings, if your not racing just get the ruber ones. the teflon "last" longer or spin smoother or something but if your not racing dont worry about it.
#3
Tech Master
Thread Starter

as i looked through the instructions it doesn't give a part # for a left and right suspention mount........does anyone know???
#4
Tech Initiate

From what you describe, I think you're looking for Associated part number 9267, these are sold as a pair and do not have separate part numbers for left and right.
From associated's parts catalog: (Associated Parts Catalog )
9267
B3/B2/T3 Rear Suspension Mounts, 3° toe-in (per side) and 3° anti-squat
pr.
$2.00
I think you'll find what you need on page 8 of the manual;
T3 Manual
Hope this helps.
Mark
From associated's parts catalog: (Associated Parts Catalog )
9267
B3/B2/T3 Rear Suspension Mounts, 3° toe-in (per side) and 3° anti-squat
pr.
$2.00
I think you'll find what you need on page 8 of the manual;
T3 Manual
Hope this helps.
Mark