Using larger tires with soft O.E.M. rubber radius arm bushings causes the steering axis slant to change and premature failure of the control arm bushings occurs.
These energy bushings help reduce common wheel "roll under", while braking, and loss of steering control.
While braking they keep the front wheels and control arm assembly from literally rolling under the car!
A must use with larger tires.
Durometer (the measure of softness) and tensile strength are some of the terms automotive engineers use to describe properties of elastomeric suspension components.
Automotive applications should vary in durometer between 65(soft) and 88(firm).
Performance, heavy duty and off road tensile strength should not be less than 2000-2500 psi.
With most polyurethane companies it ends up being the lower durometer, the lower the tensile strength.
But with daystars custom compounds and in-house proprietary formulations, their engineers can now custom tailor the urethane properties in Daystar polyurethane products to provide the proper mix of strength and durometer as required by application.
RIDES BETTER, LASTS LONGER!
The suspension components abused by heavy off-road use, require good control.
In these off road applications, Daystar engineers specify a durometer of 80-85 to ensure good control.
Tensile strengths are achieved on the order of 5000 psi! to assure durability and long component life.
Daystar has successfully developed the ultimate ride and most responsive handling characteristics while delivering the ultimate durability.
The bottom line is Daystar out rides, out handles, out performs and out lasts the previous industry standard.
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