Stiffer trailing arm bushes ?

[fixeruperer]

hey fellaz,
Im squashing my trailing arm bushes when im on the power, theres atleast 1/2 inch of movement on all of the rear bushes. I was going to run a rose jointed rear end but as its a street car i dont want the body to come apart as its so rigid. Are there any other bushes that are harder than the other nolethane/whiteline/noltec bushes ?.

cheers.

[Sam-Q]

I have heard of people using nylon, but thats pretty harsh. If you find a material thats right I should be able to machine them for you soon if all goes well with my lathe.

[fixeruperer]

ah yeh i get ya, yeh that would be pretty harsh. would be good if there was a shelf item.
i have a lathe too

cheers sam.

[Sam-Q]

well from what I understand there are different grades of polyurathane, from what I understand noltec use some of the softer grades. See if you can source some of the harder stuff and then chuck it on your lathe with a knife like peice of tool steel. Surely though a normal polyurathe bush is enough.?

[sundee]

yeah unequal length rose joints will do some easy seam seperating NP.
90a duro from AJPS
... speaking of AJPS have u sent my swaybars yet?

[Sam-Q]

so dave what different hardnesses are there?

[Robo86]

i want the STIFFEST bushes u can get for stock 4link. whos gunna get em for me

[Konakid]

lawson, 90a durometer, stiff as fuck, i run them.

[fixeruperer]

sweet as, thanx guys ill go the 90a bushes.
sam ive tryed noltec, whiteline and nolethane and they all squash out .
hopefully these 90a's will do the treat.

[Sam-Q]

wow! you must be putting a lot of load through it. Let us know how it works out