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I would use the (new design) SPC arms over anything else out there, only because they seem to be the only ones using rubber bushings. In my view, spherical bushings
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08-21-2016, 11:47 AM
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I would use the (new design) SPC arms over anything else out there, only because they seem to be the only ones using rubber bushings. In my view, spherical bushings don't belong on a street car. You won't get the same service life before they start clunking, compared to rubber or even urethane bushings. And yes, your wife will notice them.
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08-21-2016, 07:06 PM
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My Nismo is all SPL. I track mine alot. Had the front upper control arms and lower bushings on for 3 years now. No increase in noise when installed. The SPL upper arms are the easiest to adjust.
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