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Aftermarket Suspension Bushings and Polyurethane Performance 900

posted by  Hovonogila on  Wed Jul 31 09:20 CST 2002
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I replaced my sway bar links and control arm bushings, along with shocks, strut mounts and strut mount bearings. I used all aftermarket parts. There was an immediate improvement in the road feel of the car and some minor brake pulsations dissappeared. The brake pulsation has come back and the front end feels like it could be a little firmer. I wonder if anyone has any experience with the aftermarket control bushings (these were stamped made in Germany) and the link bushings which did not have any identifying markings. Is there a difference, in your experience, with the OEM parts? How about polyurethane? Does the ride quality deteriorate with polyurethane






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