Suspension Bushes - Polyurethane Or Rubber?
Posted: Tue May 11, 2004 9:53 pm
I will soon be fitting a new chassis to my Sprint and new suspension bushes etc etc for road use, not racing.
The Tony Thompson website suggests that the quality of rubber bushes is not what it used to be and advises the use of polyurethane instead.
The impression I get is that polyurethane is more harsh than rubber but has other advantages such as ease of future removal due to the use of stainless steel inserts.
What is the collective experience? Have you fitted polyurethane? would you rather have fitted rubber?
lotusfan
72 Sprint
The Tony Thompson website suggests that the quality of rubber bushes is not what it used to be and advises the use of polyurethane instead.
The impression I get is that polyurethane is more harsh than rubber but has other advantages such as ease of future removal due to the use of stainless steel inserts.
What is the collective experience? Have you fitted polyurethane? would you rather have fitted rubber?
lotusfan
72 Sprint