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Old 01-14-2013, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Sieg View Post
Acetron GP / Delrin / Del Alum, then focus on spring rates and shock valving to soften the feedback?

Fresh rubber is good but as you noted the size equates to mount point deflection.

I prefer the feedback more rigid bushings deliver and can tolerate the negatives as it's not a daily driver. I never put these bushing on my Tundra truck though.

Maybe Speedtech or RideTech will chime in.
Mine won't be a daily driver either, but I would like to take it on Power Tour and other road-trips and not be 2" shorter after the trip! lol
Perhaps someone makes a control-arm replacement set that uses smaller rubber bushings?
If I could get it to handle road imperfections like a late-model Camaro, CTS-V, or even a Corvette I'd be quite happy!
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