Hi, guys do you know a company that makes rubber bushing that's made in the USA and what about polyurethane bushing do you recommend them?
if yes are there specific companies?
​​​for 1956 ford f100 with mustang ii front.

 

What specific bushings are you after?

 

I am looking to replace all of them front and rear suspension including the one under the transmission, etc..
I want to refresh the frame of my car the bushing are tearing apart they are 15 years old.
Mainly the suspension and steering rack.

 

What about the advice here: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...r-service.html

 

Totally forgot about that post 😅😅. What do you recommend polyurethane or normal bushing?
I heard that polyurethane squeak.

 

Depends upon your goals: rubber for comfort; polyurethane for performance and longevity.

 

seems like I will go with polyurethane since most companies offer them and they are made in USA.

 

I have used Poly on my Camaro. They actually not that far from a solid bushing as they really don't flex that much. Definitely more than a solid bushing but they are stiff. Get some silicone lube to put in when you put the bushings on. If you have any bushings that have a carrier see if you can find them with grease fittings. Also you can tap the bracket for a grease fitting as well but it is questionable how much you can get in without a channel to accept it. Energy Suspension is what I used many years ago but there are a lot of companies out there now so do your research as finding a greasable bushing is definitely preferred.

 

Energy suspension seems like a good choice since they are also made in USA.