PolyBush Softness?

Ok i hate the way my series 3 throws me from left to right as i drive down
broken tarmac or Hard mud roads.
Ive fitted parabolics, ES3000 Bigger tyres..ATs instead of MT.

Is there any way i can get a smoother ride over the bumps out of my 88.

Ive been told polybushes will help but what colour ones do i need.. the
softest possible?

Everything is smooth in my friends 90 but my 88 shakes me to peices on the
same road.

So much for the parabolic adverts ( get that coiler ride ) hah!

any ideas?

Jason Hall




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"Jason Hall" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Ok i hate the way my series 3 throws me from left to right as i drive down
> broken tarmac or Hard mud roads.
> Ive fitted parabolics, ES3000 Bigger tyres..ATs instead of MT.
>
> Is there any way i can get a smoother ride over the bumps out of my 88.
>
> Ive been told polybushes will help but what colour ones do i need.. the
> softest possible?
>
> Everything is smooth in my friends 90 but my 88 shakes me to peices on the
> same road.
>
> So much for the parabolic adverts ( get that coiler ride ) hah!
>
> any ideas?
>
> Jason Hall
>
>
>
>
> http://groups.msn.com/NewarkLandroverClub
> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jason.hall8/Sites.html
>
>

Stick to Genuine Parts bushes especially if the vehicle ever goes offroad -
when 7 polybushes have failed in one day of offroading ( 2 cars, various
makes of bush ) you start to realise how good the poly bush adverts were and
how lousy the products are!!!

What parabolics did you buy? There are some fairly crap ones out there -
but TIC, Rocky Mountain or British Springs LTD ones. Some of the cheap
copies of the British Springs Ltd ones work sometimes but not others - it
seems to be a gamble some choose to take: buy the cheap ones and hope I get
a good set! Pay £50 more and get some that you know will work !!

David
www.llama4x4.co.uk