10-16-2006, 03:47 PM
.RJ Wrote:Andy Wrote:Also, is it worth it?
For a street driven car, no. The amount of NVH they transmit is pretty rediculous, and the ride quality really takes a shit.
If you were to do it, you would need to have a metal sleeve made that is pressed into your control arms (interference fit) with grooves machined on the ID - the bearing part would then slide into the ID of the sleeve, and clips would retain it in place on the grooves of the sleeve.
A good set of shocks would be a better use of your time/$$ than metal bushings, IMO.
I'm going to get a set of Koni's over the winter along with traction/tension rods which would elimininate the most of the rubber. Just curious about the LCA's.
"Bored at work" inquiry I guess.
Two feet.