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Choosing the right Polybush


Rhodie

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Hi All,

I have carried out a search and did not find quite what i was looking for so thought i would throw it out there.

I am wanting to replace the entire set of bushes on my Disco 1 with an aftermarket set from Polybush or whoever. Polybush have 3 types of bushes namely 'Performance', 'Dynamic' & 'Comfort' and i was wondering if any of the members had experienced any aftermarket bush that they are happy with and would like to inform us of their findings? :rolleyes:

Cheers

Rhodie

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i replaced all the suspension bushes with polybushes in an orange colour not sure if they are colour coded but they sorted out all the clattering and knocking noises i had and seemed to be durable to me but i only do light green laning and track work and tow a caravan they have been on for about a year now with no probs one thing i do remember though is that they were easy to fit the hardest part was removing the old ones.i bought mine from paddocks and in my mind are good value for money.

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Hi All,

I have carried out a search and did not find quite what i was looking for so thought i would throw it out there.

I am wanting to replace the entire set of bushes on my Disco 1 with an aftermarket set from Polybush or whoever. Polybush have 3 types of bushes namely 'Performance', 'Dynamic' & 'Comfort' and i was wondering if any of the members had experienced any aftermarket bush that they are happy with and would like to inform us of their findings? :rolleyes:

Cheers

Rhodie

Thanks All,

Much appreciated in your views on the bushes, i may try the OEM i think.

Rhodie

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i've got the polybush dynamic fitted on my 90 - mainly because i had no way of refitting genuine bushes on my driveway.

although they appear to be holding up well to the daily drive and RTVs, i would have prefered to have fitted genuine rubber jobbies. The ride is good and the steering precise and not too harsh, but i have no way of knowing how much this is due to the type of bush i have installed.

Its very hard to get an objective view on which 'feel' and 'handle' the best - as usually changing bushes is only done when the old ones are totally paggered, so anything is better than worn out old tat!!!

Maybe one of the comics will do a feature one day - get a standard disco or defender and then fit brand new genuines, superpro, deflex cheapies and polybush orange/red/blue and road test each to give a real world comparison on how they handle.

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