Topic: Front Suspension Suspect
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Micki, I have a kit of Polyurethane Bushings but not installed yet, I only have 54000 miles on the car and still have the originals, The last time up on the rack before trip to Tennessee with front and rear alignment we check bushings and lube boots, all seem OK. I will most likely change next year. I hear the ride is different but they last longer than rubber? Joel will probably know more about this then me? If ya find out what's the best let me know..Terry
spielman5 2006-10-19 21:33:48
P.S. Give Joel wanna those bulerry things and he'll fix it for ya..Hey let me know if ya want some Alaska Blueberries they are twice the size..
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Thanks guys! 
I'll go with the Polyurethane Bushings, since my Okie Buddy recommends them. 
I bet it does improve the ride. 
Once I get it all done I'll let ya know how she rides.
You have Gar-Gan-Chew-A Blueberries in Alaska? 
I'll go with the Polyurethane Bushings, since my Okie Buddy recommends them. I bet it does improve the ride. Once I get it all done I'll let ya know how she rides.
You have Gar-Gan-Chew-A Blueberries in Alaska? 
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