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Old 10-18-2022, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted by seatia View Post
Great Post

Poly bushings are primarily for single axis use only.
Often the poly itself will split and crumble.
When more axis are involved a heim type joint is much better choice for a performance mod.
thank you, and you said it more succinctly than me.

poly can be great in something like a sway bar or shock mount.

in a pillow-ball or control arm mount, you definitely need to be careful of bind, and aware that they'll likely wear out far quicker than a fresh rubber bushing. for off-road use i would never consider them, personally.
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