Urethane and Delrin Suspension Bushings: Experiences?
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Urethane and Delrin Suspension Bushings: Experiences?
It's time for me to re-bush the suspension on my '93 SE. I'm going to do this as I replace the struts, ball joints, and tire rod ends, etc. I'm betting new OEM bushings will make a difference, but I might be interested in firming things up a bit. I see that Courtesy has bushings for the rear, and I'm sure there are other sources for front and rear. What I want to know is:
How noticable is the difference in handling/feel?
How much harsher is the ride?
Is there any sign of binding?
Do these things need constant lubricating like my rear sway bar bushings- are they squeaky- do they wear out quickly?
Can you recommend a source for these bushings? What type of material?
Everyone wants tighter handling, but I like the way the car rides now and don't want it to change that much. Those of you who have/have had these bushings, your experience will be helpful.
How noticable is the difference in handling/feel?
How much harsher is the ride?
Is there any sign of binding?
Do these things need constant lubricating like my rear sway bar bushings- are they squeaky- do they wear out quickly?
Can you recommend a source for these bushings? What type of material?
Everyone wants tighter handling, but I like the way the car rides now and don't want it to change that much. Those of you who have/have had these bushings, your experience will be helpful.
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If you want better handling then you should definitely go with urethane bushings, You can find ones for the front control arm from Matt93se. I got the rear ones from a friend so you are on your own with those. I just took it to my friends shop and had them pressed in a few min. The best part is firmness when you come to a complete stop.
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