POLY BUSHING QUESTION
7/15/11, 07:30 AM
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POLY BUSHING QUESTION
has anyone used the Poly Bushing kit on an '07 as i am thinking of going for the American Muscle Kit from prothane but want to make sure I am doing the right thing. I have heard they are not as good as rubber as well as I have heard they are better then rubber.
Any thoughts or experiences?
Any thoughts or experiences?
7/15/11, 03:04 PM
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has anyone used the Poly Bushing kit on an '07 as i am thinking of going for the American Muscle Kit from prothane but want to make sure I am doing the right thing. I have heard they are not as good as rubber as well as I have heard they are better then rubber.
Any thoughts or experiences?
Any thoughts or experiences?
What do you do with the vehicle?
Are you looking to improve braking/handling and acceleration, all at the same time? If so, get the bushings.
If not, keep the weak, stock rubber bushings in there and get used to the nose diving under braking, the top tipping in corners and the back squatting like a dog taking a dook under acceleration!
The ONLY time polyurethane is not better than rubber is if your grandma is going to be driving the car(even then, she may be a gearhead and love it!).
7/15/11, 07:10 PM
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What do you do with the vehicle?
Are you looking to improve braking/handling and acceleration, all at the same time? If so, get the bushings.
If not, keep the weak, stock rubber bushings in there and get used to the nose diving under braking, the top tipping in corners and the back squatting like a dog taking a dook under acceleration!
The ONLY time polyurethane is not better than rubber is if your grandma is going to be driving the car(even then, she may be a gearhead and love it!).
Are you looking to improve braking/handling and acceleration, all at the same time? If so, get the bushings.
If not, keep the weak, stock rubber bushings in there and get used to the nose diving under braking, the top tipping in corners and the back squatting like a dog taking a dook under acceleration!
The ONLY time polyurethane is not better than rubber is if your grandma is going to be driving the car(even then, she may be a gearhead and love it!).
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