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Technician a says that use of firmer, urethane bushings in the suspension improves the vehicle's road-holding ability and handling. Technician B says that firmer bushings h…

Technician a says that use of firmer, urethane bushings in the suspension improves the vehicle's road-holding ability and handling. Technician B says that firmer bushings h…
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technician a says that use of firmer, urethane bushings in the suspension improves the vehicle's road-holding ability and handling. Technician B says that firmer bushings help eliminate torque steer in some FWD vehicles. Who is correct?

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it is technician B i belive im not sure the question tho

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User Martin Svalin
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