After searching the net it sounds like torching the bushings out is the easiest way to go. I guess I'll head down to the local shop & see what they can do. I don't think my propane torch would cut it??
Leaf spring bushing removal??
I just got some 5-leaf Deavers and Daystar shackles w/ poly bushings. Any ideas on removing the bushings from the new springs other than using a BFH? Unfortunately, I do not have a torch 
Also, I'm assuming the spring with the greater arch goes on the driver's side?? Thanks.
Also, I'm assuming the spring with the greater arch goes on the driver's side?? Thanks.
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I would say with a hammer sense the springs are newcheez said:I just got some 5-leaf Deavers and Daystar shackles w/ poly bushings. Any ideas on removing the bushings from the new springs other than using a BFH? Unfortunately, I do not have a torch
Also, I'm assuming the spring with the greater arch goes on the driver's side?? Thanks.
Dont use a torch on those leaf springs, deaver springs dont have a sleeve for the bushings like factory, they shouldjust push right out, they are two halves...cheez said:I just got some 5-leaf Deavers and Daystar shackles w/ poly bushings. Any ideas on removing the bushings from the new springs other than using a BFH? Unfortunately, I do not have a torch
Also, I'm assuming the spring with the greater arch goes on the driver's side?? Thanks.
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