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> Which bushings: PolyGraph, Bronze, needle bearing,, or Delrin?
airsix
post Feb 28 2003, 12:09 PM
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Ok guys, what suspension bushings/bearings should I be installing?

Options:
Poly Graphite (soft/hard)
Delrin
Bronze
Needle bearing

Most importantly what kind of life can one expect from each of these options before things start getting sloppy from wear? Since the car is dual purpose I am interested in ALL the pros & cons of each.

Car: (to give an indication of my personality type)
Dual purpose currently set up with:
21mm torsion bars
19mm adjustable front swaybar
Koni sport yellows on medium
180# rear springs
911 vented A's on all 4 corners
225's on 7" front and 245's on 8" in rear
EFI turbo 1.7 to be replaced with 2.7 six (once it's finished)

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ThinAir
post Mar 3 2003, 04:02 PM
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Years ago I bought some new front bushings from Perfomance Parts or Automotion (Delrin - I think). I had someone else install them. I had a terrible time with loud "cracking" noises when going over bumps and the car would often stay stuck in a depressed suspension position after I got out of the car. After a couple of minutes there would be a loud "crack" and the car would jump up to "normal" height.

What can be done with these? If they just need lubricating, what is used for the lubrication?
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