My rubber caliper bushings are crap.

Would Tyrol Sport Caliper Bushings stand up to road salt and winter driving?

I have had enough of the sub-par braking because of slow caliper sliders.
thanks,
Matt

 

I run them year round in northern Ohio, no problems although I usually clean and re grease them once or twice annually.

Jason

 

im not sure I could feel any more stiffness with them but I do use a lot of silver anti seize on the slides so that they don't seize I was using grease before and my rear brakes would always seize. switched to silver anit-seize and slobered it all over the place have yet to have a problem!

 

Yes just make sure you lube them at least once a year and you should be good. We keep the bushings in stock.
http://www.waymotorworks.com/tyrolsp...ini-front.html

 

You won't feel a difference, but if you brake hard & use your brakes they will keep your pads wearing evenly. With proper lubing they will be just fine in the winter.

 

Ash,
I lubed up the sliders and replaced the rubber, they still don't slide well like a proper slide pin should.

Need something different, not for the feel.

Feel would be stainless lines and pads.

 

The revised version come with a dust cap:

http://www.tyrolsport.com/minircs

 

Hmmm. Looks like something anyone can by and stick on I'll go look at like home depot for those rubber caps.

 

I don't think that will work. As I recall, there isn't much of a lip on the bushings. Revised ones are extended so there is material to put the cap over.