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Nolathane Bushes Legal?

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#1

Hi, looking at getting a nolathane bush kit as my suspension is getting increasingly rattly. Just wondering if anyone knows the legality of nolathane bushes in SA?

Cheers

Daimo

#2

cant see how making your car more safe becomes a legality concern

lol

#3
  • Author

true- but there is plenty more stuff that makes a car safer and they dont like it :|

#4

I am unaware of any ruling in any state that says polyurethane bushes are illegal

Best bet is to check with your local roads and traffic authority

#5

if they are supplied and installed by someone like pedders, how can they be illegal??

#6

I heard they are illegal because they change the factory specified NVH levels

#7
  • Author

I've heard both, will call regency on monday and see what they say and post results. Also are thicker swaybars illegal?

#8

I've heard it's illegal NOT to upgrade the crappy factory bushing...hahaha.

#9

if they are supplied and installed by someone like pedders, how can they be illegal??

Pedders and similar shops sell heaps of sh*t specified for "off road use only". They don't always mention that though.

#10
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for everyones info.... just spoke to regency and they said its fine to put thicker sway bars and nolathane bushes in. :)

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