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hippieman9
04-23-2018, 10:15 AM
I am preparing to replace my Shocks and springs soon and I am thinking of upgrading the Front swaybar bushings while I'm in there to Polyurethane. I realize they are stiffer and all that. MY question is the only ones I see available are from Delorean Parts Northwest and Delorean Go. Any recommendations on whish is better? Do you have either of these installed on your Delorean and what do you think? Thanks for any input.
dn010
04-23-2018, 10:23 AM
I believe another choice you have is DPI.
Christian Dietrich
04-23-2018, 10:23 AM
I am preparing to replace my Shocks and springs soon and I am thinking of upgrading the Front swaybar bushings while I'm in there to Polyurethane. I realize they are stiffer and all that. MY question is the only ones I see available are from Delorean Parts Northwest and Delorean Go. Any recommendations on whish is better? Do you have either of these installed on your Delorean and what do you think? Thanks for any input.Also Josh at DPI has them also. Go with his. I have his and and all the rest of the suspension mods that he has and I love it! Check out his website cuz I know he has them on there
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hippieman9
04-23-2018, 10:47 AM
Does DPI have the sway bar to lower control arm bushings in poly as well?
Delorean Industries
04-23-2018, 10:57 AM
Yes we do
MikeWard
04-23-2018, 12:31 PM
I am preparing to replace my Shocks and springs soon and I am thinking of upgrading the Front swaybar bushings while I'm in there to Polyurethane. I realize they are stiffer and all that. MY question is the only ones I see available are from Delorean Parts Northwest and Delorean Go. Any recommendations on whish is better? Do you have either of these installed on your Delorean and what do you think? Thanks for any input.
+1 on the DPNW kit, I have that kit on my car, very good quality kit and doesn't break the bank to purchase. Re the bushes, from what I have heard from other owners over the years, only go with poly bushes on the front anti roll bar (part numbers 100774 and 108912). For all other suspension bushes you are best off sticking with rubber unless you like a harsh ride.
I've had DMC EU front springs on my car for the last 7 years and I'm very happy with them. Shocks will be a future upgrade for me, but I will be going the tried and tested route of Spax.
dn010
04-25-2018, 08:53 PM
Turns out that I am actually using DPI's poly bushings all around. I apparently forgot I had these installed until I replaced my ARB tonight. I think they ride well, no complaints. Pict below, not sure how many miles I have on them, but I am also running Josh's stainless LCAs.
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Ryan S.
04-27-2018, 08:53 AM
+1 on the DPNW kit, I have that kit on my car, very good quality kit and doesn't break the bank to purchase. Re the bushes, from what I have heard from other owners over the years, only go with poly bushes on the front anti roll bar (part numbers 100774 and 108912). For all other suspension bushes you are best off sticking with rubber unless you like a harsh ride.
I've had DMC EU front springs on my car for the last 7 years and I'm very happy with them. Shocks will be a future upgrade for me, but I will be going the tried and tested route of Spax.
+1
I have Toby’s and DMCEU springs/shocks. They work great.
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