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DANZZT231
12-22-2008, 06:11 AM
Hello, anyone here have reviewed their rear suspension polyurethane bushes?
I am thinking to get one but I would like to hear some opinions.
The reason is; hardly anyone makes them, I only found one from C-One and the other one from America, which I forgot the name. So I wonder if its necessary to change the rear bush compared to the front.
Cheers~!
SuperDave
12-29-2008, 03:21 AM
Dan, I haven't fitted them to a Celica (or a Sportivo) but put them in my old car and be warned that there will be more noise coming through into the cabin. I did both front and rear polyurathane bushes at the same time so can't say if there will be any issues; can't see why there would be. Otherwise they are a great mod to prevent the suspension from developing excess movement.
Superpro don't do any?
DANZZT231
12-29-2008, 04:55 AM
Nah, SuperPro don't make rear :(
They told me they can check the rear bushes and see if there are any off-shelf item that can be fitted to the Celica rear suspension. I just find it strange why don't they make rear suspension bushes when they have bushing kit (even with caster and ALK) for the front.
kimGT
12-29-2008, 11:46 AM
there is a member here throttle i think that makes spherical ball bearings bushings for the rear. i'd definitly get those, prothane makes urethan ones, but i'd get the metal ones as long as i was going through the trouble. speed fried i think is the sponsor
ZaneMan
12-29-2008, 05:25 PM
He isnt a sponser any more I dont think as he had a hard time selling his stuff. However he may have some left.
DANZZT231
12-29-2008, 06:40 PM
Is urethane the same as polyurethane?
I think the aluminum bushing is too harsh for my liking.
But yeah I think there's limited choice. Either C-One or Prothane.
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