I've got SC&C uppers, but I'm going to keep the stock lower control arms.

Any suggestions on lower bushings? Looking for something low friction, not poly or rubber, and I don't want to buy the whole set.

Thanks

Del-a-Lum bushings from Global West

Check Speedway out they may have them in sets like your looking for. They do wear quickly so beware, neighbor uses a set a year on his car. That is race car, what they were intended for.

AFCO sells a Teflon lined bushing for the stock LCA

GW Delalums are your best bet. They fit and work well (assuming you don`t have the oval rear bushings which they don`t make). 99% of the circle track LCA bushings I`ve seen and worked with were quite sloppy. Both the steel and nylon Afcos are,the bushings just fall into the housings. Also the "lightweight" nylon versions have no nylon thrust surface,they`re steel (bushing) on steel (frame). Whan did Afco come out with a teflon one? It isn`t on their site,in their latest catalog or at PRI this year.
The only other alternative is Howe`s new Precision Series lower A arm bearings. They`re spherical and made with the same technology as their ball joints. The lash is adjustable so you can take all of the play out of them and they`re greasable,unlike monoballs. We have one client running them on the street with great results but we`re waiting for him to rack up a bunch of miles on them to see how they hold up long term. Mark SC&C