derling bushings

firzen · 05-04-2009, 05:02 PM

If your old bushings are shot, even a fresh set of the stock bushings would still be an upgrade. Since you're going to be driving on the street, you ought to consider the quality of the roads in your area before you buy the 'upgraded' bushings. Harder bushings in general mean a harder (read: harsher) ride.

morondongon · 05-04-2009, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by firzen

you ought to consider the quality of the roads in your area before you buy the 'upgraded' bushings. Harder bushings in general mean a harder (read: harsher) ride.

I live in the NJ/NY our roads suck azz!!! there are more pod holes in any NYC street than any other street in the US (maybe except PR)

luckly i don't drive my 7 daily and try to avoid NYC whenever i go for a drive

Jersey roads are avarage... I don't want bushings that i'm going to be able to feel every part of the engine, trans and diff, or put stress on the chasi of the car... I'll look into the energy suspension, but i was told that their products are not of good quality...

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05-04-2009, 05:02 PM	#1
firzen Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 231 Rep Power: 18	If your old bushings are shot, even a fresh set of the stock bushings would still be an upgrade. Since you're going to be driving on the street, you ought to consider the quality of the roads in your area before you buy the 'upgraded' bushings. Harder bushings in general mean a harder (read: harsher) ride.