Anyone try the Progress Group Bearings that replace bushings?
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Anyone try the Progress Group Bearings that replace bushings?
http://www.progressauto.com/products/trick.html
Just wondering how much of a diff they made over the stock or over poly.
Ever bother on the street
Long drive from home to the track.
Just wondering how much of a diff they made over the stock or over poly.
Ever bother on the street
Long drive from home to the track.
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Re: Anyone try the Progress Group Bearings that replace bushings? (Spade)
I'm guessing loud as hell , stiff as fuq and metal to metal may wear out really fast
if its not a DEDICATED race car , I wouldnt bother
POLY is all you need , if you need that much
if its not a DEDICATED race car , I wouldnt bother
POLY is all you need , if you need that much
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Re: Anyone try the Progress Group Bearings that replace bushings? (Spade)
Those solid bushings would eliminate any flexing associated with stock rubber or poly parts but the ride would be a REAL harsh on the street. IMO, I wouldn't even cosider it for a street car.
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Re: Anyone try the Progress Group Bearings that replace bushings? (Snake)
But for a track only car.......nah, don't want to risk the wear of metal on metal.
Poly seems to be where it is at anyway.....cheaper to.
Poly seems to be where it is at anyway.....cheaper to.
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