UPRSharad

The UPR spherical bearings have a lifetime guarantee. For cars which are daily driven, say 15k+ miles per year, you might find them needing a freshen up in 2-3 years. But of a car which NEEDS sphericals, the bushing replacement is worth it.

unitedwestang

Awesome, thanks Sharad. I didn't know if the spherical bushings would fall under that because maybe they were considered a "wear item".

All and all though, my car isn't a daily driver so it won't be seeing anywhere near 15k/year, if half of that.

Thanks for all the help!

UPRSharad

Anytime dude!

uberstang1

I'd also imagine the rod ends on the spherical control arms have the same life as the bushings, i think i been running all my solid stuff for about 3 or 4 years and seems good to go but I only put 3-4k on it a year

unitedwestang

I imagine I'm around a similar miles/year.

I pretty convinced that spherical bushings for the housing is the way to go. In your opinion, should I might as well go solid on the lowers too? I mean since the uppers would be solid...

That and I've just heard too many stories of poly bushings disintegrating. Not UPR's specifically, but its just seems to be a fault of poly bushings in general. They only give a little and if they get pushed past that they break...

uberstang1

If u dont mind a little nch id go solid all around