Reply to "Thoughts on a-arm bushings for racing"

broncomikeMember

First of all, they would need to be staked inside the sleeve of the arm, so the body would be fixed in place, and I'm not quite sure how you would do that. Secondly, at $3.75 each ($37.59 for a pack of 10), they've got to be super low quality and I certainly wouldn't want to rely on them for a suspension component. If you could figure out how to adequately retain them and utilized something of higher quality, I don't see whay they wouldn't work. Personally, I don't think you could go wrong with a high quality poly bushing for racing, many others do. It would certainly be much easier.

Mike Mileski
Tucson, AZ

12/16/1510:46 AM

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