Strut Rod Help Please

Again, I put 70k+ miles on my QA1 style adjustable strut rods. If you torque the nuts to 75 ft/lbs as instructed they won’t move. The other style that uses a bolt through the LCA attachment is also just 9/16 threaded hardware. I’ve had both styles and had them on and off the cars, I have never seen damage to the threads or the LCA mount that would indicate movement between the hardware and the LCA. Putting a shouldered bushing on there certainly won’t hurt anything, but based on my experience it is not necessary either.

Got me curious so I looked it up, proof load (max tensile load before permanently deforming) for a typical Grade 8, 9/16" bolt is 21,800 lbs. Grade 5 is 15,000 lbs, Grade 2 is 10,000. I'm sure the loads can get pretty high under hard braking with big brakes and wide grippy tires but I feel like if you're putting over 10k lbs tensile force on the strut rod there is other stuff that will break first. I don't know what the typical tensile load would be on that part though off the top of my head tbh.