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Old 04-30-2024, 01:37 PM #826
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If cost wasn't a factor, would you go with perry or durobumps?
uh, hydros.

but for real, I'm also glad to see some options out there!
I'm eager to find a more progressive option than my Daystars
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Quick tip for dealing with poly bushings. Ditch the stock lube and use anti-seize instead. It doesn't dry out at all. I've had poly bushing in my miata for over 7 years with zero squeaking. Yeah it's a mess, but not having any squeaking is worth it.
I've read about this but never looked into it. Do you know if there are any negatives associated with putting antiseize on poly bushings?
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I've read about this but never looked into it. Do you know if there are any negatives associated with putting antiseize on poly bushings?
I don't honestly know if it effects the lifespan on poly bushings. But I have had no degradation on my energy suspension poly bushings in my miata. 7 or so years ago and no squeak. I did the same when I put in the poly bushing on the lower control arms on the 4runner, steering rack and sway bars.
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Thanks for being the lab rat for us & testing these new bumps. I saw the thread for these a while ago but didn't have much interest since I've been happy with my durobumps, until I read your review. Appreciate you explaining the details on the materials used, its effects on the design & function. While I can understand the costs associated with developing a new product (time, material/parts/tool $, R&D, etc) it's nice to know that there is another quality option that's almost half the price of the durobumps.

If cost wasn't a factor, would you go with perry or durobumps?
I think Perry is still a higher performing product, so that's what I would choose.
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Hey T4R team,

We all know the forum has been getting wonky lately. Who knows if it will disappear one day and then we all will be forced to find sicmods on BookFace... I sure hope not.

I have downloaded the pages of my build thread to have as a backup, using the GoFullPage Chrome extension to just capture them as pictures. There's probably a more elegant way but I'm not tech savvy enough to figure it out LOL. I realized this thread is most valuable for me as a diary and a reference for details.

In the meantime, I'll keep on posting (and backing up) and remain hopeful that the issues will get straightened out.
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