Anyone using delrin LCA bushings?

[THEhomelessONE]

How do you like them? Debating between soft poly or stiff delrin. Worldpac sells poly bushings (4 teh cheapnez) under a different name but mentions AKG in the description.

Makes sense to just get the delrin ones though. Running 500/lb springs. Rear end has all delrin too.

[mitchlikesbikes]

i'm going to be running treehouse or treehouse replicas on my car. they ride harsh but offer great exhaust clearance for 24v swaps. if you want something mellow look into condorspeedshop's uhmw bushings. very affordable and the company is run by some good people.

[THEhomelessONE]

I thought they stopped making those? Yeah was planning on using Condor, that's what all the bushings in the rear are. No squeaks at all but the diff is much louder, not like an e30 vert is a quiet car to begin with though.

[mitchlikesbikes]

the treehouses you mean? i believe they did. i'm hoping to pick up a used set. if not i will get bimmerworld or ebay ones instead unless i find a better option.

i have heard anything but rubber on the front LCAs is pretty harsh. but my car is totally stripped and stupid already so it couldn't be much worse to run anything solid up front

[Northern]

I noticed quite a difference going from factory CABs to offset poly CABs, but not much difference when I switched from those to THR Eyeballs.

If I were to buy again, I would not hesitate to buy these ones instead. Pros: cheaper, no customer support issues, you'll actually receive them, etc.

Actually the ones listed under the Z3 are cheaper.

[THEhomelessONE]

Those look sweet but I can't run anything offset unfortunately, if they're copies of treehouse I'd assume they're offset. 225/50 tires are too big, had to get rid of all the lining with centered bushings. I'll give the rebranded AKG? Bushings from worldpac a shot, if they give me issues I'll use Condor. Thanks for the links, never knew about those.