I've got all of the suspension components out of my car. My struts, t-bars, rear springs are all good. I guess I should replace all of the suspension bushings while Im in there.
I've used the Elephant polybronze stuff in the past on a 911. It's really nice stuff and worth the money for sure. Honestly, for the car I'm dealing with now, something like the stock bushings or even the squeaky poly bushings will be acceptable if they fit properly and don't bind. What are my options for replacing the suspension bushings? What other things should I be doing while Im in there?
TIA
http://www.pmbperformance.com/page/page/1925565.htm
you are only requesting feedback on bushings?
i am having elephant installed in my car this month - hope for nice.
but rubber and poly are far cheaper.
how are your ball joints and tie rods?
got a front sway bar?
jim
I will do the balljoints, tie-rods, & bushings in the front as well. I have a homemade front swaybar, but I will most likely replace it. It's been ~7yrs since I did this work on my last 911 so I figured I'd ask about the parts that are available now. I remember the poly-graphite stuff was okay, but could squeak and bind if it wasn't fit with a lathe. The Elephant stuff was always real nice. I just want to refresh everything properly and then get the car back on the road.
Thanks for the link. I will definitely be getting a lot of parts from PMB. I bought a set of calipers from Eric a few weeks ago. First class guy to deal with.
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