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Originally Posted by Walt Fricke View Post
... Polybronze ... bushings are an improvement in every way over the hard polyurethane bushings, but those have always been a track modification. I can't see that they will measurably improve overall ride quality (which involves comfort as an important component) over something which largely replicates stock.

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My testing shows that the polybronze bushings will improve the feel of your sports car, with little or no detriment to ride quality. I cited my thread above.

I didn't read the OP as being only interested in ride quality. If that was my only interest, I'd put on new rubber bushings, but....

if ride quality was my only interest I would not own an old 911.


No matter what - if the car is 20, 25 or more years old, then the original suspension bushings should be replaced.
Old 04-20-2011, 12:12 PM
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