Ok here it is!!!
One of the reasons I held off on this was in case there was some safety reason not to do this. I broke a rack and was not real happy, actually I was real mad when I figured out how that OEM mount failed and about having my steering fail and almost slid down a mountain ravine that went for about 50 yards. I say almost because some pine trees stopped me. I'm glad I was going at a moderate speed and not on a public highway with oncoming traffic.
As I have stated previously between my 06 and 08 H3 I have run with this set up for over 50,000 miles. In that time some of you may know, I have been a few places,,,,,,and back. NO steering failure.
So I offer these to you I consider friends, but want to make it clear I cannot be responsible for your installation of the bushing. The bracket MUST secure it so that it will not move. I even suggest tapping both sides with a hammer to make sure it is secure. Painting in a light color and periodic checking is recommended. Over the years I have become a firm believer in thread locker for bolts.
Public Statement and disclaimer;
By making payment for these steering rack bushings you are accepting the responsibility of proper installation on your part of this modification to make your H3/H3T rack safer by not wobbling around in the mount. Experience has shown this movement of the stock rubber bushing can cause the rack to break at the other end and or cause failure of the tie rods.
By making payment and purchase of this bushing you agree not to hold David A. Hunter DBA Secondwind Services liable for any accident or failure of the steering components or bodily harm.
I hope you will be happy with this and it will keep you safe and save you time and money.
Sincerly.
David A. Hunter aka Hunner
PS,
This possible liability was also my concern in 2006 on my I-5 about producing my air intake tube, so I passed on distributing those. I also run one on my 08 Alpha that I made. However at some point GM came out with the modded tube intake so sort of nixed that idea it would be a problem.