Subject	what about the completely solid bushing (ie 300degree)
Posted by	genic on April 16, 2002 at 8:34 PM
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In Reply To	Subframe bushing spacers according to JWT>>>> posted by SirpriZ on April 16, 2002 at 08:30 PM
Message	i think they are more for autox/road course fellers rather than drag. he does completely make sense.
Follow Ups	Subframe bushing spacers according to JWT>>>> - SirpriZ 20:30:58 04/16/02 what about the completely solid bushing (ie 300degree) - genic 20:34:04 04/16/02 If you squish a balloon enough, it will pop. - nixit(da][as) 20:34:06 04/16/02 But the spacers don't "squish" the bushings any more than .. - slick045 20:47:22 04/16/02 They "compress" them....compressing is squishing in my book (n/m) - LedZep(196.8 RWHP) 20:58:04 04/16/02 I didn't say that they didn't, read the whole post (n/m) - slick045 21:00:11 04/16/02 Maybe the wording is what is triping some people up... - Specialty-Z 00:56:06 04/17/02 Dude, don't even bother - 96-2+2TT(Power Supply Racing) 21:03:14 04/16/02 Yeah, you're right. (n/m) - slick045 21:08:38 04/16/02 lol Clark (n/m) - TARGETZ 20:34:23 04/16/02 nice take on it, all I have say is that those - Seb 20:38:02 04/16/02 lol, nice take. (n/m) - spotz 00:36:46 04/17/02 i have 2 analogies - Jjzx (pic masta/MECP) 20:46:58 04/16/02 #2....the problem with #1 is that it does hit the ground... - Specialty-Z 01:24:26 04/17/02 I say "squish" the whole arguement for a while>> - 90Z32TT 21:09:31 04/16/02 still really early in the game though - TARGETZ 21:20:47 04/16/02 True and on second thought>> - 90Z32TT 23:10:12 04/16/02 lol (n/m) - TARGETZ 08:33:25 04/17/02 I have had them in my 91TT for about 20k miles (car now has - spotz 00:16:01 04/17/02
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