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> Suspension bushings, Replace or not?
Doug Leggins
post Nov 16 2003, 08:45 PM
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I know that this topic has been discussed several times before. But, I still can't decide what is the best choice. So.... What do you all think is the best choice?

I would like to replace the bushings if there is noticable improvement in performance and ride quality. From what I have read -the performance improvement is there. However, I do not want to sacrifice total ride quailty by introducing an annoying squeak.

My car's intention (at least for now) is to be a well mannered performance driver that is a blast to drive on twisty/hilly roads and will be competitive if it finds itself on a track. I'm currently planning on a slightly tweeked 2.0 L, 195x65 tires, Sport Konis front and rear, coil over rear springs-135/140 lbs, 19 or 21mm front sway bar.

Based on this configuration - Is replacing the rear bushings:

-A great thing to do to maximize performance
-Nice to do while i'm in there replacing everything else
-Not really necessary for the car's intended use

Does it make sense to replace front only or back only?

What is your opinion/experience?

Also - let me know if you have suggestions regarding the proposed suspension set up

Thanks folks!
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Doug Leggins   Suspension bushings   Nov 16 2003, 08:45 PM
Jeroen   Judging the rest of your setup, I'd say a set ...   Nov 16 2003, 09:00 PM
SirAndy   :agree: what he said ^^^^^   Nov 16 2003, 11:18 PM


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