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For a complete set except batwings $329 or $349 I do not remember. I have had some questions and Lyle and Steve have been very help full. I would order about six extra grease packets as you only get two. I want the bore good and slick so their is no noise in the future. I just posted yesterday with a update and some help full suggestions.
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Hawkeye56
Contact Lyle at C&S Corvette. He has the Super Pro Bushings. I am installing a full set now in my 95.
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Hawkeye56
How do these compare to OEM style rubber bushings? I'm starting to read up and am not sure rubber are even available. For a "gentle" cruising ride, conjecture indicates polyurethane is a step in the wrong direction.
How do these compare to OEM style rubber bushings? I'm starting to read up and am not sure rubber are even available. For a "gentle" cruising ride, conjecture indicates polyurethane is a step in the wrong direction.
You are correct oem rubber is not available except for the sway bars. A previous owner put poly in the rear of mine probably 13 years ago and they are shot. A close friend put all poly in a 1990 a year ago, Very rough and squeaky ride. I did a lot of reading and visiting with other forum members prior to ordering.
I strongly believe that I will have a better ride when done.Cruising only no track at all.
Thanks Hawkeye56
I replaced my original bushings in my 96 with superpro, except for the sway bars and steering rack (which I did with poly), and the batwing bushings (which I haven't done yet). It feels a lot better than before! You will probably find that the rear control arm bushings are elongated and oval, and all the bushings are dry rotted. You will require the use of some curse words if you do the work yourself.
You might want to replace the ball joints and tie rod ends at the same time.
I replaced my original bushings in my 96 with superpro, except for the sway bars and steering rack (which I did with poly), and the batwing bushings (which I haven't done yet). It feels a lot better than before! You will probably find that the rear control arm bushings are elongated and oval, and all the bushings are dry rotted. You will require the use of some curse words if you do the work yourself.
You might want to replace the ball joints and tie rod ends at the same time.
Yes I am replacing all ball joints and tie rods ends. I used super pro bushings on the front sway bar except oem rubber bushings on the link. Banski pin top shock mounts front and back.
For the rear I am considering very heavily of going Banski on the rear dog bones and camber rods. I already have purchased the Banski toe rod kit. If I go this way I will be listing the rear Super Pro Bushings for sale.
On the rear sway bar I will be using all new oem rubber. The only bushings that I will not be replacing is the batwing.
while all is apart I am also touching up the rotors with come VHT paint.
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