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Global West "Del-a-lum control arm bushings
Curious if any of you have used Global West's "Del-a-lum greasable control arm bushings? If so, how was the ride, before and after? Thinking of trying these on my '74 Oldsmobile Cutlass, (I know, not a Pontiac, but I love the car as a daily driver). If they work well, I may also get a set for my '66 Tempest Custom wagon. Theoretically, they should work well, because they don't keep the suspension in a bind, like the rubber or poly bushings do.
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Awesome product with even better customer service. Prior to installing the spring, I could articulate my suspension with my little finger.
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Looks nice. Thanks for the feedback. They look like good, quality parts, just looking for some real world experience before pulling the trigger.
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Worth it. Been running them for a few years. A great product.
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Glad to hear positive feedback. I've got the LeMans down for a complete rebuild and opted for Del a Lums instead of the polygraphites I was running prior. I had to pop them out of the A arms for powdercoat anyway, so figured Id try something new. They look and feel like real nice products.
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. Mark S . Who needs nice and pretty, when you can have mean and nasty? KRE Aluminum headed 463CID 73 LeMans. Used to run 10.6x @ 124.55. 3700lbs . So much for 2020...shootin for 9s in 2021...and in 2022 apparently.....looks like 2023 as well. >>My 73 Build thread |
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