I have been told they give a harsher ride.
I will sit and watch for the results as i'd like to know too, maybe some on here have tried them.
Baz.
I need to replace at least one suspension bush in my D2, and have been considering replacing the lot with Poly-bushes or similar, but have been advised against it. Has anyone else gone down this track, and would you recommend it or not?
I have been told they give a harsher ride.
I will sit and watch for the results as i'd like to know too, maybe some on here have tried them.
Baz.
Cheers Baz.
2011 Discovery 4 SE 2.7L
1990 Perentie FFR EX Aust Army
1967 Series IIa 109 (Farm Truck)
2007 BMW R1200GS
1979 BMW R80/7
1983 BMW R100TIC Ex ACT Police
1994 Yamaha XT225 Serow
Which bushes specifically?
The only ones that I wouldn't replace with poly are the ones in the radius arms as they will limit articulation, especially the ones at the axle end. The rest should be fine.
Cheers
Slunnie
~ Discovery II Td5 ~ Discovery 3dr V8 ~ Series IIa 6cyl ute ~ Series II V8 ute ~
No right or wrong here - just personal taste/opinion.
I had poly everythingon my last Defender - and it was harsh.
This time around I've kept to rubber - and a good result. I know I'm referring to a Defender but I can't see how the end-result would be much different. Anyway, like I said - personal opinion.![]()
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Defender '06 - (+ Tombie's Magic)
Gone but not forgotten
Defender 03 (Rolled)
'99 TDI Discovery
'96 V8 Discovery
'86 V8 County (Life's regret selling this)
Series III
Got poly bushes all round on a Defender they're fine no problems as Barra1 says personal choice price is about the same
Thanks to all of you for the feedback. Depending on what follows I may just stick with rubber, since at my age, more comfort is attractive.
Cheers,
Terry
I notice there are different grades of poly bushes too, check out some of the common landy mags and you'll see them advertised. Blue I think was softer.
A well known aftermarket parts supplier in Perth advised me against them more than once, and he was selling them himself...
1974 Military Lightweight Landy --- Some dementia at 50 years old
2000 Disco series 2 now sadly moved on!
No5 Trailer joined the fold... Awaiting graduation to road licensed!
2021 Mazda BT50 or is that DMax?
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Defender '06 - (+ Tombie's Magic)
Gone but not forgotten
Defender 03 (Rolled)
'99 TDI Discovery
'96 V8 Discovery
'86 V8 County (Life's regret selling this)
Series III
generally speaking if you want good all round performance stick to OE rubber bushes, most poly ones use a harder durometer material except Super Pro, who are smart and select the appropriate durometer and design for each application.
BTW, colour between brands means nothing just depends which dye they threw in the pot at the time.
Rubber bushes and oil leaks don't mix, i'm told... A lot of people go poly for this reason. But for me, its the rubber ones for the true RRC ride![]()
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