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Suspension bushes 996 Turbo, OEM or other

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YOUR RESEARCHSuspension bushes 996 Turbo, OEM or other

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Replace should he go oem, aftermarket or polyurethane

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Shocks removed & all of the bushes need replacing, should he go OEM, aftermarket or polyurethane ?

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Replace should he go oem, aftermarket or polyurethane

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Shocks removed & all of the bushes need replacing, should he go OEM, aftermarket or polyurethane ?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My freinds next job. Shocks removed & all of the bushes need replacing, should he go OEM, aftermarket or polyurethane ? Any recomendations or definitely don't bothers? Thanks Karl

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I went for Powerflex on my turbo, and I felt it just sharpened it slightly, and they should last longer.

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