Which Poly Control Arm Bushings?
#1
Racer
Thread Starter
Which Poly Control Arm Bushings?
When ordering poly bushings for T1 sways from VB&P I noticed they offer a poly control arm bushing kit, much like pfadt's. Is there a consensus on if one of these two mfg's kit is desirable over the other? Just trying to do things right the first time.
thanks,
Chris
thanks,
Chris
Last edited by braknl8; 09-26-2012 at 10:42 AM. Reason: title
#2
Our polyurethane kits are designed from the ground up to be the easy to install and maintain while providing excellent performance. They include custom machined and Teflon coated center sleeves to keep long term noise to a minimum, as well as a high quality marine grade grease which resists break down due to the elements as you use the car. We now include special fitment instructions on how to properly fit the front uppers to prevent any commonly seen push out issues from happening on track that are seen with both rubber and poly bushing replacements.
If you need want to make the move to polyurethane we do offer the best kit on the market.
If you need want to make the move to polyurethane we do offer the best kit on the market.
#3
Racer
I have installed both for customers, Pfadt for sure. It's a better kit for a few reasons.
Pfadt also supports NASA racers with contingency (something NO other corvette vendor does) so buying from them is a no-brainer
Pfadt also supports NASA racers with contingency (something NO other corvette vendor does) so buying from them is a no-brainer
#4
Racer
Thread Starter
Thanks, Mark. You know I trust you. Pfadt, here I come...and send Mark his kickback!!
#5
2nd the pfadt. The kit is very complete. Youll notice a huge diference in the handling. If you do the work yourself, its one of the best improvements for the money.
BTW RPI sells them the cheapest
BTW RPI sells them the cheapest
Last edited by el es tu; 09-26-2012 at 12:32 PM.
#8
Drifting
Pfadt. I installed them in wife's car and mine for the track. Very easy to install, excellent handling after. It'll be harder getting the old bushings out than getting these in.