SuperPro Polyurethane Suspension Bushing Noise NVH

Due to SuperPro's Advanced Bushing Designs, they produce no increased Noise Vibration Harshness (NVH).
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SuperPro bushings are the market leading choice for aftermarket bushings for your vehicle. The original equipment (OE) rubber bushings in all factory vehicles come with with standard fit components that are mass produced for each make and model and are made to be soft and produce no noise. Poly bushings are known for their increased noise, but not SuperPro bushings.
SuperPro Polyurethane bushings are engineered for a specific application and are designed in some cases to eliminate issues that arise with the OE bushing after a vehicle release. Some issues that can arise are around the noise a failing bush emanates.

[@bigbirdskii5088]

do i have to lube up the ends of the bushings with the grease supplied.. i didnt get instructions for the complete contol arm replacement kit..

[@YotaSurfs]

wondering this also

[@toyotadiy1497]

Could you make a low NVH bushing for Supra Mk3? The blue ones must be higher NVH ?

[@abuelzoz2009]

Chevy malibu 2011 , isn't at your list ?

[@SuperProSuspensionParts]

Hey Mate, I just cross referenced our catolgue and yes it looks like we do not do anything for your car.

[@abuelzoz2009]

@@SuperProSuspensionParts Hey , many thanks for your reply , however , are guys not considering to do that ?

[@SuperProSuspensionParts]

@@abuelzoz2009 No worries, at this stage it is not on our vehicle development list.

[@scabootie]

Polyelast rear diff bushes for FG Falcons transmit diff noise throughout the vehicle. Sent a note to Superpro and got no response, I absolutely regret putting superpro into the car.

[@weSteh]

@@scabootie comfort bush is required, there is more than one. Comfort has relief cuts in it to minimise NVH. I had my whole rear end cradle re bushed and it was fantastic.

[@bluespig1]

Why the need for distracting music? We are watching to learn, keep distractions to a minimum please.

[@smartbox123tv]

Dont waste your time with Polyutherane bushes like these. This Guy is just a snake oil salesman trying to flog his product. Rubber bushes are much better unless your racing a car . Rubber Bushes are quiter and smoother and generate less road noise and you never have to take your suspension apart vs Poly where you have take your suspenevery apart every few years to grease them becasue they squeak . Rubber bushes tend to last about 20 years , so I would rather take my suspension apart every 20 years vs Poly where you have to your suspenion apart every 1 to 2 years to grease them to stop them squeaking. I had Poly bushes and they squeaked every time I drove thru a Puddle and had regrease them every time . I now stick to OEM rubber and dont have to worry about driving in the rain etc and taking my supsension apart all the time to grease.

[@ghostwrench2292]

Rubber bushings DO NOT tend to last 20 years. More like 5 years and then you'll have to take apart your suspension to replace the bushings or even the whole component. That is when I replaced my rubber bushings with polyurethane.