does the base take guide bushings?
788923
The router uses the Porter-Cable Guide Bushings or the universal Guide bushings. The Porter-Cable bushings are available through Amazon as well as the universal guide bushings. G. Bates
788924
Yes the bases for both the trim router and the plunge router are able to utilize standard Porter Cable guide bushings. If you purchase the accessory D shaped base it does not accept bushings.
679268
Yes! I mounted the exact same model last weekend. Included in the mount are bushings to extend the reach of the backing bars.
2154612
This Sway Bar Mount does not use any bushings. The mounts on both ends are similar to Tie Rod Ends. The kit contains all necessary parts.
583965
Yes, I have small kit of guide bushings that work in the fixed base and it came with an adapter for the plunge base which has a larger diameter recess than a standard PC router.Oh yeah, the brand name is Kempston.Kempston 99000 10 pcs Solid Brass Template Guide Kit With AdaptorGood Luck
1072119
Yes that is what I put with mine I was impressed with the fit using the bushings. It has not lost zero yet. Great product. But look for the bushnel ar optic combo, you almost get a free mount that way
575579
They came with two different size bushings but I have no idea what the sizes were
120766
Don't know, but I know on my squirrel model it fits loose and needs a bushing to fit right.
1183877
You get two bushings with the kit. I've had mine on a 97 Cherokee for almost a year now. No problems at all.
1151261
I think you mean the template guides not the template. You will need the round extra base to fit standard North American guides.
1308230
You don't need additional bushings for this part. The bushings you're probably looking at are for a sway bar. This part attaches to the sway bar, but they are separate.
527110
You may have to buy a new base plate or fabricate one, but the guides should work. From photos the base looks standard
2061038
I think no. The faceplate of the router has a 3 1/4 inch center hole, where the porter cable type bushings are for a router with a 1 3/16 center hole. The router comes with a metal guide that attaches to the base and provides this need without guide bushings. I do not use guide feature, as this unit is for a router table in my shop, so it did not bother me. note the large center hole in pictures of this unit. you will simply see that there is no way it would work with the guide bushings.Sorry.
1403911
The screws fit standard grip bushings. You do need bushings, but they do not have to be this particular brand.
657572
I think relatively easily with the correct bit, also would depend on the lumber.I have the router fence attachment and also a rockler sub base which means you can use guide bushings, however the standard base won't take bushing that I know of.
2225132
Hi MichaelThe part does come with additional bushings however Bilstein does not indicate if the bushings are for the top or bottom or both eyelets.ThanksTruckcustomizers.com800-497-1780
1841169
The kit did come with bushings for both bolts, but they were not big enough for my lift springs. Not sure if they'd be big enough in diameter for stock springs.
89870
yes, the bushings are already pressed in. They DO NOT come with bolts and nuts, but those are easy to find.