Scooby24
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- Greg
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It's designed that way. The bushing is made up of at least two different types of rubber. The outer is firm and stiff. The inner which is affixed to the bar is a softer rubber and flexes with the bar.It’s not speculation when the sway bar is bound in the bushings
I can see the rubber softening a bit over time but I don't think that rubber is adding any perceivable difference that couldn't be overcome with proper damping.
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