I have a Disco 3 a Disco 4 and now just purchaced a Range Rover sport.
It seems that the wishbone front control arm are the same on the Disco 3 and 4 but slightly diferent front lower bush on the Range Rover Sport, are there some differece in the calibration on the bushing to gibe it a more comfortable ride?
Or is it just the different manufacturers way of making the bushings.
All 3 cars has the original wishbone arms installed from factory and with Land Rover stamped on them.
I bought the bushing kit for the Discos but when i dismanteled the RR Sport arm bush i discovered the difference.
When i look at it i would say its designed to allow less movement in the longditude directions maybe du to higer top speed 180 km/h bersus 193 km/h and then of course higer stopping power ?
Answers realy apreciated since otherwise i will have to change the bushings one more time and its not realy a fun job.

The RRS has a different bush to the D3. Presumably to give better road handling than the Discovery. 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders
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