Polyurethane bushings?
I want to replace all the bushings on my car, and on my last couple of cars (e30 and sw20) polyurethane bushings were available.
Is there a kit for my Gs300? I have been looking everywhere, even searching under Aristo, and can't find anything.
Thanks guys!
Is there a kit for my Gs300? I have been looking everywhere, even searching under Aristo, and can't find anything.
Thanks guys!
i didnt think daizen doesnt made ALL the bushings like he's asking for... just some of them
I put the Daizens on front upper and lower control arms, steering rack, and front and rear sways. If anything it smoothed out the rebound and ride at higher speeds. I highly recommend. I bought them from tmengineering.
I was just going to say, i have energy suspension full kit on my 94' GSR and it handles with the best of them. But it is extremely rough, not something I would want on my GS. It's borderline un-safe on rough roads, especially at high speeds.
Hey if you want the brushings I have seem some less expensive brushings on eBay but recently i didnt see any for 2nd gen gs. I have heard of them making a stiff ride but they do last a hell of a lot longer than the factory brushings. i would thnk they are def worth it
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Not for me. I may be going back to OEM arms. I have the daizen caster arm bushing on my car and even then I'm at the point where I can't stand them. Factory arms last long enough that I'm willing to change them out once every 6 years or 80k miles

so u cant stand them why? due to their ride quality?
So which ones would you guys recommend replacing with poly and delrin, and which ones should be OEM? I think I have to replace my front left shock mount, I'm hearing an interesting "clunk" on random speed bumps.
Every time I go over those little circular bumps on the road, it's pretty jarring. With the OEM bushings, my car would glide over easily without feeling too firm.
I also have more rattles now than before since I can feel most imperfections on the road. Don't worry, it doesn't ride like a full on race car..just a bit too firm/rough for my taste.
On the positive side, steering feels a bit tighter.
I also have more rattles now than before since I can feel most imperfections on the road. Don't worry, it doesn't ride like a full on race car..just a bit too firm/rough for my taste.
On the positive side, steering feels a bit tighter.
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