Perrin PSRS Discontinued?
Jun 14, 2015, 11:10 AM
#4
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I'm pretty sure whiteline still makes their version of the PSRS for the X, which fits the 8/9...
. Just went through this while replacing the original ones I had....
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Jun 26, 2015, 09:08 PM
#8
Did you have wear? Is that why you replaced the PSRS?
Jun 26, 2015, 10:03 PM
#9
the spherical bearings will eventually go bad. you can replace them or look for a new set. i'll keep mine forever LOL.
i think Whiteline or Energy makes an offset bushing. it's going to be better than stock, but not have the (anti)anti dive.
still better than the squishy, stock bushings.
i think Whiteline or Energy makes an offset bushing. it's going to be better than stock, but not have the (anti)anti dive.
still better than the squishy, stock bushings.
Jun 26, 2015, 10:11 PM
#10
the spherical bearings will eventually go bad. you can replace them or look for a new set. i'll keep mine forever LOL.
i think Whiteline or Energy makes an offset bushing. it's going to be better than stock, but not have the (anti)anti dive.
still better than the squishy, stock bushings.
i think Whiteline or Energy makes an offset bushing. it's going to be better than stock, but not have the (anti)anti dive.
still better than the squishy, stock bushings.
Jun 27, 2015, 10:34 AM
#11
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the spherical bearings will eventually go bad. you can replace them or look for a new set. i'll keep mine forever LOL.
i think Whiteline or Energy makes an offset bushing. it's going to be better than stock, but not have the (anti)anti dive.
still better than the squishy, stock bushings.
i think Whiteline or Energy makes an offset bushing. it's going to be better than stock, but not have the (anti)anti dive.
still better than the squishy, stock bushings.
Jun 28, 2015, 12:54 AM
#12
the spherical bearings will eventually go bad. you can replace them or look for a new set. i'll keep mine forever LOL.
i think Whiteline or Energy makes an offset bushing. it's going to be better than stock, but not have the (anti)anti dive.
still better than the squishy, stock bushings.
i think Whiteline or Energy makes an offset bushing. it's going to be better than stock, but not have the (anti)anti dive.
still better than the squishy, stock bushings.
Last edited by Piro Fyre; Jun 28, 2015 at 01:00 AM.
Jun 28, 2015, 05:53 AM
#13
If you don't want it to wear out, avoid the Perrin PSRS. There's nothing to cover the ball joint in the middle and since you're daily driving it (most likely it'll see a lot of road debris and rain), it'll wear out pretty fast. The Whiteline KCA400M looks like it has boots over the center so that would be my choice. Another option is the SuperPro DURO3741K that is mostly made of polyurethane but still spherical in the middle.
The stock ones were squishy? They really shouldn't be since stocks are spherical. Just not offset. Energy has bushings but those are straight poly with no spherical at all.
The stock ones were squishy? They really shouldn't be since stocks are spherical. Just not offset. Energy has bushings but those are straight poly with no spherical at all.
Thanks for information. I went with the whiteline stuff.
Jun 28, 2015, 08:03 AM
#14
If you don't want it to wear out, avoid the Perrin PSRS. There's nothing to cover the ball joint in the middle and since you're daily driving it (most likely it'll see a lot of road debris and rain), it'll wear out pretty fast. The Whiteline KCA400M looks like it has boots over the center so that would be my choice. Another option is the SuperPro DURO3741K that is mostly made of polyurethane but still spherical in the middle.
The stock ones were squishy? They really shouldn't be since stocks are spherical. Just not offset. Energy has bushings but those are straight poly with no spherical at all.
The stock ones were squishy? They really shouldn't be since stocks are spherical. Just not offset. Energy has bushings but those are straight poly with no spherical at all.
as for the front, lower control arm: maybe mine weren't OEM? i just remember they had some movement in them, but it has been a while.
