I remember reading that using poly bushings in the rear will mess up the car because the rear end needs to flex. This being the case i was wondering if it was safe to use rear poly spring isolators for the upper spring seat in the rear. I'll use an oem bottom spring seat from the dealer.
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Energy Suspension and Prothane doesnt make rear coil spring isolators..i wish they did.. -
Who made them? I've read alot of the "cons" that you get w/ poly, and I am going to have to disagree 100%. I've had great success w/ all my Prothane bushings, and some not so great success w/ "hard rubber" bushings. I say run them, if anything, it'll make the transfer of force to the spring more direct, but you would prob. not be able to feel it though.Comment
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Only problem I see with poly bushings is the binding that it causes. Does anyone make spherical rod ended arms for our cars?
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