It's common knowledge that stiffer-than-stock suspension bushings will make a car handle better thanks to less deflection and quicker reaction. Unfortunately, it is also commonly believed that ...

Your car squeaks. It's gotten to the point where the neighbors know you're on the way home from half a block away because of all the "chirps" and "eeps" coming from your suspension. It's embarrassing, ...

Cars consist of several moving parts, most of which are prone to wear and tear. That’s why you may hear squeaks from your car occasionally. It may be due to several reasons, such as a loosened or worn ...

The bushings in the front suspension of your muscle car have two main purposes. One is allowing the pivot points to move and the other is to isolate and dampen vibrations transferred from the road. GM ...

The bushings between your car’s suspension components are critical to both ride quality and responsiveness. Stock bushings are meant to balance compliance and performance. Once they get old and ...

Last month, we launched a build to turn a stock '94 Chevrolet Truck into a daily driveable G-Machine. To bring you up to speed, we installed a DJM lowering kit that we got from Stylin' Concepts, which ...