...or furry? (sorry)
I was watching a programme on the discovery channel today where that vet builds cars, and in this episode he was rebuilding an old MG. He had replaced the original rubber & metal bushes with polythene (or polyurethane, not sure what he said), except the ones of the anti-roll bars which remained as the metal and rubber sort, due to lack of availability.
He seemed to imply that the polythene/urethane ones were better.
Can someone explain how? I'm just curious. I have seen adverts for replacement poly* bushes in Land Rover magazines, and I had always wondered what the benefits are.
Thanks in advance.