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Old 02-26-2009, 09:09 PM
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what type of driving?
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Old 02-26-2009, 09:17 PM
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well put it in perspective, its metal on metal and with daily driving you are prone to pick up dirt and crap very easily in it. I have heard nothing but good things from them but for a DD its just going to be a PITA. you will wear them out fast. If you were just to use them on a track only can then it makes sense, most of the time you are gonna be on reasonably clean track. Just food for thought.

I was going to pick up a set but decided against it as i DD all year round
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Just get stiffer rubber and be done with it.
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Old 02-26-2009, 10:27 PM
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im looking into the same stuff like this.
my trailing arm bushings are gone to and im going to be DD/track as well any recommendations?
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DD/Track is weaksauce!!
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i had mfactory rear upper adjustable control arms on my car with the spherical bushings. about 1.5 years later they are junk. so much crap gets build up in the bushing and it wears them out and starts making insane clunking sounds over bumps. waste of money IMO especially on a DD car.

stick to stock rubber bushings. even polyurethane is not as reliable/durable. low quality urethane will crack and make all kinds of noise.

i have since gotten ingalls rear adjustable control arms with the rubber bushings.
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Look into hard rubber bushings; Mugen is a bit on the expensive side, and quite rare...

You could also consider the PIC hard rubber bushing set:
http://picperformance.com/store/scri...?idproduct=233

And here's Hardrace, a brand that comes highly recommended by solosprint enthusiasts:
http://www.specialprojectsms.com/ind...?productID=111
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Originally Posted by BestodaBest
Look into hard rubber bushings; Mugen is a bit on the expensive side, and quite rare...

You could also consider the PIC hard rubber bushing set:
http://picperformance.com/store/scri...?idproduct=233

And here's Hardrace, a brand that comes highly recommended by solosprint enthusiasts:
http://www.specialprojectsms.com/ind...?productID=111

beat me to it, i was just gonna suggest HardRace
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