Blueprint RTA bushes durability

[Maxl]

Hi, going to replace my RTA bushes, thinking about Blueprint. Costs half of genuine ones in here, but how about durability. Anybody with long term experience? Will they last or fall apart after 1-2 years like most aftermarket RTA?

 

[DuncanB]

I've got one on my offside for 2 years now, last time I had the car on the ramp it looked absoloutley fine. I would say for the money you save it is worth it.

 

[mrc]

i've put oem ones on last twice, they only lasted me about 15k miles over 4 yrs which i don't think is that long.. If they're a fair bit cheaper then try blueprint ones maybe?

 

[Ashy C]

Had mine in 18months, 5 track days and 10000 miles still feel tight

 

[Maxl]

Ordered Blueprint few days ago, arrived today. Unfortunately inside Blueprint bag i found Febi (standart Civic design), part number is ADH28020. Anyone knows whats part number for stiffer ones - aerodeck style?
Like these

 

[natune]

i have used blueprint ones and have not had any problems with them!

 

[Tadman]

Do you notice a good gain from replacing the RTA bush's? Considering mine have never been changed on a 96 car I bet they have seen a lot better days :S

Cheers

 

[mick218]

Blueprint parts are good quality from my past experience

 

[Tadman]

Is it worth getting a poly bush on the RTA? Like superpro or energy? I have read that they don't allow the RTA to move like it was designed too on poly's and then you don't get that toe in effect under braking? Am thinking of replacing mine and obv want to do it right first time

Cheers

 

[jesse888]

I used oem on mine. The rest are hardrace bushes, can't complain about the set up feels great.

 

[imy!]

For a few more quid I'd go for genuine honda RTA bushes.

 

[deanzer]

Done mine too with genuine honda ones , 36 Euro each side , Car feels alot better and stable , But sure mine where worn alot .