Enginerd

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I have a Racing Beat tubular front sway bar and factory rear bar in my '94. For the last two years I have run the racing beat poly bushings in the front and factory links in rear. I have one pair of solid bushing links in my garage. Would i benefit from using a combo of the solid in front and poly in rear instead of what I have in there now? Would I notice the difference?

Mazduh

I don't think you'll notice a real difference. But if it were me, I'd use heim joint style over solid every time.

Enginerd

iTrader: (1)

I rephrased the question to clarify the solid metal vs poly. This car is mostly weekend and autocross driven.

motormechanic

iTrader: (1)

you probably won't be able to tell the difference but I'd use heim joints/poly over factory any day.

dc2696

iTrader: (2)

I've run poly and solid front with solids in there now, couldnt differentiate

DaveC

Bring the car to my house. We'll pop them in (20 minutes) Then you'll know the answer to your question.

Enginerd

iTrader: (1)

Next question. Do I need to install conical spacers, etc. as sold on the 949 site? The RB poly links just reused the factory bolts. I do not currently have the 949 hardware for the solid links, just the links themselves.

Leafy

iTrader: (1)

You need spacers of some sort, be they the conical ones like 949 or some small diameter straight steel ones you turn on the lathe. You really should run the ones from 949, You can see on my home brew setup where the spacers have hit the exposed teflon lining in the rod ends.