Bushing Materials, Pros and Cons of Each ???? |
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Bushing Materials, Pros and Cons of Each ???? |
914forme |
Sep 5 2006, 07:14 AM
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Okay I have a swaybar design done. I am thinking about bushing materials. Currently have Weltmeister Poly Race hardness. I smoothed the arm bores etc.. to make the fit better and not grab hard. But they still grab!!!!
So up on the list I need to know experiences, etc.... with each. Stock rubber - works for a street car. Poly - easy to find, seems to grab like a glue gun on steroids. Delrin - easy to find now, self lubricating, can be custom machined, needs to be replaced more often? Poly/ Bronze - poly fills gaps the bronze gives you a bearing surface. $$$ Rollers - $$ / time or $$$$$ with out the time. So what seems to be the best way to go bang for the buck, my $$ tree is not that big. |
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