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Old 01-27-2014, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by SSLance View Post

Kind of a big improvement don't you think?

Surely that improvement in rigidity HAS to help with the steering input feel on the autocross course, right?
Great video Lance... big difference with the new Polygraphite Bushings.

I remember when I changed out the stock rubber body and core support bushings on my Camaro with solid aluminum and went for the first drive... it felt like a different car. The steering felt so much more precise.

I wouldn't be afraid to go with aluminum in the future. I didn't notice any excessive harshness in the ride when I switched... it just gave the car a much tighter, more precise feel in straight line and cornering.

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