While I think that the idea is neat, and hope that you do experiment, driving around with an imperfect set of bushings, mounts, shocks/springs and suspension hardware is a major issue. You would be setting up a project and throwing parts at an issue which may not be related.

I'd start by renewing the car and getting the alignment done. This should take care of some issues right away. Then you can experiment and fix from a decent baseline.

Good luck!

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