| if the stock rods with poly bushings acted as 'solid' and would cause stress cracks, so would adjustable rods with solid bushings. They have virtually no flex and I would say much less movement than stock rods with poly bushings. Either way, I have had solid rods for 2 years and have no problems with them. And I have seen MANY cars with the poly bushings in stock rods that are absolutely fine. If there are cracks in the control arm, they are from an accident or hard contact with a curb or something. Not from stiffer bushings.
Later,
Spencer
AIM: sbsTT14 PETZ member #4 '91 300ZX TT Stage IV+
'96 Jeep Cherokee Sport
Sorry if Im just too damn smart for this forum sometimes. Ill try to dumb myself down to the level of "Spee and Nixit"- Stealth021 03/16/04 18:57:51 JAMChitlen (8:01:35 PM): I vote to ban anyone who uses "hot" to describe anything other than a chick
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