Clarky130
New Member
Pretty much - buy I'm going to fit my 16" steel modulars permanently once I get the mud tyres on them swapped over with the A/Ts on my disco. It was just significantly more stable on the 16s... Plus I liked the look of the black steel modulars on the P38! I'll probably sell my hurricanes with the road tyres on...
One thing I've noticed is, although the directional stability is now pretty much sorted, I do get a bit of axle 'shudder' (rapidly shaking aide to side) very briefly if I go over a very rough bump or pothole. I'm putting that down to the polybushes having alot less 'side to side' give than the std rubber ones. It's not too disastrous though.
One thing I've noticed is, although the directional stability is now pretty much sorted, I do get a bit of axle 'shudder' (rapidly shaking aide to side) very briefly if I go over a very rough bump or pothole. I'm putting that down to the polybushes having alot less 'side to side' give than the std rubber ones. It's not too disastrous though.
3.5 efi
Well-Known Member
jamesblake
Active Member
Radius arm bushes don't control anything side to side, that is the job of the panhard rod. They just stop axle from twisting under torque and of course allow it to move up and down in a controlled manner.
6704nathan
New Member
clarky let us know if you want to sell the hurricanes, got disco 3 or range rover sport 17inch wheels on mine (on it when i bought it) and still unsure if i like them!
