If so I think I need them.
Currently running Z4M offset bushings. These dense rubber bushings are actually an amazing mod. My steering is extra sharp...driving near 100 the car has instant response...the low speed 'turn in' is immediate. The extra caster makes the car extremely stable but doesn't really affect steering effort that much. Def' the ticket if you live in the flat lands. This is the one mod that made sit up and say 'Damn'! Instant performance...
So what's the problem? They're fine for most roads...BUT here in the Sierras the roads are bad. Really bad. They're constantly working on the roads. It's a battle every year to fill in the 'chain ruts' and pot holes. I spend a lot of time driving through construction 'slow downs'
The freeway is concrete. Fantastic when smooth however once that smooth surface is roughed/gouged up by chains it becomes oh so rough. The aggregate gets exposed and you def' need a more forgiving suspension. I have more road noise (nvh) than I did with the stock bushings
Shame. As of right now I can really toss my car around...literally. My thing is I commute 120 miles a day round trip. Half of that is on i80 going over Donner Summit (candidate for roughest freeway in California OR the US). It's wearing me down. I'm all about handling and I'm the last person you'd thing would 'mod down' but if I want to survive this ZHP dream I have to pull the bushings
PS> The bushings will be for sale after I install some stockers.'Bout 300 miles on them and I'm sure they're in perfect shape
The car did handle great with the stock bushings.