Lca bushing help.

It really depends on how you plan to use the car and what your budget is.

I think the poly bushings are great. Reducing the amount of flex at the LCA pin greatly improves the accuracy and feel of the suspension. But, you don’t need that if you’re just building a cruiser. And, I don’t install the poly bushings unless I’m also installing greaseable LCA pins and adjustable strut rods. I mentioned why in my last post, using the poly bushings makes the length of the strut rod more critical, and the stock strut rods don’t usually cut it. Suspension is a system, the parts have to work together. So if you want to upgrade to poly bushings you should upgrade everything they depend on too.

If you want to use the stock LCA pins and strut rods, I would stick with rubber LCA bushings. The last set I bought was Moog, they seemed fine. I’ve never heard of the brand you bought.
Ok thanks I will just get the standard ones then because I'm using the original pins and strut bars.

So I was doing some research and I saw that ac delco and moog list the inside diameter of their bushing at .810. So this got me to thinking so when I got home just now I measured my pins they are coming in at .809 and the old bushing sleeve that I took of is coming in at .807-.808. The new ones that I bought are .825 on one end and .806 on the other. (The wrong end)
So even with moog .810 that's too big for a press fit right? I would think I news closer to .808 or smaller maybe .806 for it to truly "press fit" I'm I putting to much thought into this?
The proforge ones dont have a inside diameter listed not that I can find.