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Delrin control arm bushings for '87
Who is running Delrin control arm bushings? I just started a total refresh of my '87 suspension and am looking at options. The car is getting new ball joints, turbo tie rods, Hotbits adjustable dampers, bushings and a rear T-bar upgrade.
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I just did the complete project your starting 2 months ago. I dont know if they're Delrin but I used the Rebel Racing bushings "PTFE (Teflon) impregnated self lubricating thermoplastic polymer bushing liners" and they've been great so far. I also had the Bilstein strut inserts rebuilt/revalved by Elephant and the combo has been very smooth on rough roads, no harshness what so ever. Even with Elephant strut top monoball camber plates.
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I'm running an adjustable shock from a company called Hotbits. I have been their US rep/tuning center for 10 years and have had great success with them on my rally cars. They are a 46mm rear and 40mm front monotube with huge adjustment ranges so no re-valving is needed (with in reason)...
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