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rear trailing arms
1980 model trailing arms that connect the rear end to the frame used mostly for raceing has anyone ran solid boxed arms on the street and how did they change the ride any differance in comfort and such thanks for the help
solid are the ones with no bushings Last edited by frogman6042; 02-24-2008 at 07:56 AM. |
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Re: rear trailing arms
thanks for clairifing that for me
Last edited by G.A.S.; 02-24-2008 at 12:01 PM. |
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Re: rear trailing arms
You will notice a harsher ride if you don't run any kind of bushings, i.e. heim joints. The factory rubber bushings are fairly soft to get a good ride with minimal vibration. A good alternative is to run polyurethane bushings in place of the rubber ones. The ride will be firmer, the handling much better, and the rearend will maintain its location under the car more accurately, but you won't beat yourself and the car to pieces if you run it on the street a lot. Make sure to use the special grease that comes with the bushings to avoid squeaking.
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Re: rear trailing arms
thanks for the info that solves that problem was going that way but will do the polys now thanks again
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