Spherical bushings?

[Slow89_lx]

I've seen a lot about them and heard they are the way to go if your building a serious suspension, but how are they on the street? I'm looking into revamping my suspension and just curious of a good set up? All input is welcome.

 

[AdirondackFox08]

I have spherical bushings in my MM lcas on the axle side. It is a bit squeaky sometimes and a little rough, or rougher than the stock pos ones. I have ucas too and I think the car hooks up pretty decent. Some full length subframe connectors will help out a lot too.

 

[Slow89_lx]

Thanks I've been looking into some, I've got a little suspension work done to it like sub frame connectors with seat supports its dropped 2 inche in the rear and 1.5 in the front 6 point cage granatelli tubular control arms out back and a rear shock tower brace in the trunk. The car does go straight but the control arms have been in there for years, so I was thinking of going with a team z set up or a upr. I'm still undecided but leaning more towards team z.

 

[AdirondackFox08]

Oh I see, I didn't realize you already had a good start on the suspension, lol. They both make good stuff, but I hear more of the designated track cars going with the Team Z stuff.

 

[Slow89_lx]

Yeah it's slowly being converted into an all purpose track car that can be driven on the street. Hopefully soon I'll be making some good passes in it!