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Bump.....Was searching to ask the exact same question. I have tubular right now but just bought some parts in a "package deal" from a friend and got some boxed ones in the deal.
Also, they are rubber/poly so which direction do they go on? Kind of lost in the suspension area.
Also, they are rubber/poly so which direction do they go on? Kind of lost in the suspension area.
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I have Spohn Adj. Poly/Rod LCAs & PHB.
(Poly on the body end, Rod on the axle end.)
I read as much as I could on the subject and decided on these as a good compromise between control/comfort/price. They use good quality teflon-lined rod ends.
They came originally set to the stock length and the alignment shop adjusted them to properly align the rear axle (it was a bit off, even with the stock parts).
(Poly on the body end, Rod on the axle end.)
I read as much as I could on the subject and decided on these as a good compromise between control/comfort/price. They use good quality teflon-lined rod ends.
They came originally set to the stock length and the alignment shop adjusted them to properly align the rear axle (it was a bit off, even with the stock parts).