Polybushes
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Polybushes
Im looking to get my cars fully polybushed. I had floflex on the mk1, and had no problems with them, but i only covered about 500 miles with them on, so didnt really give them a chance to fault.
Ive checked, and floflex dont make any for 306's.So that rules them out. So, Im after peoples opinions really, what polybushes do you recommend using?
Ive checked, and floflex dont make any for 306's.So that rules them out. So, Im after peoples opinions really, what polybushes do you recommend using?
- hb69
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Re: Polybushes
Powerflex, if you thought the floflex were good Powerflex are in a different league
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Re: Polybushes
Makaveli :Powerflex, if you thought the floflex were good Powerflex are in a different league
Floflex were ok, no better than i suspect a new set of standard bushes would be.
Ill give powerflex a try
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Re: Polybushes
powerflex are suppsoe to be the best they do different versions as well like road and race. ive just bought some powerflex rear arb bushes for mine the purple ones yet to go out in it yet though
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Re: Polybushes
Do you want a lower engine mount at all?
I bought one but not going to fit it to the HDi now
I bought one but not going to fit it to the HDi now
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Re: Polybushes
Max M4X WW :Do you want a lower engine mount at all?
I bought one but not going to fit it to the HDi now
Powerflex mount? Yeah ill have that Max
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Re: Polybushes
I'm after £25 posted for it, They are only a shade over that from a shop or whatever but I've only had it a few days!
I think it would work pretty well on a GTi-6 if the other two engine mounts are in good order.
I think it would work pretty well on a GTi-6 if the other two engine mounts are in good order.
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Max M4X WW :I'm after £25 posted for it, They are only a shade over that from a shop or whatever but I've only had it a few days!
I think it would work pretty well on a GTi-6 if the other two engine mounts are in good order.
Just replaced the engine mount with a new peugeot one, will fit a group N gearbox mount too. Ok, i get paid friday. Can you pm me your paypal and ill sort out the money
You still after my eibach springs? Ive got some Spax springs now, not on yet but i wont have any use for the eibachs afterwards
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Re: Polybushes
I'll send you the paypal info.
I did my top mounts and front shocks the other day, It does ride higher now which is a bit annoying but not so annoying that i'd change it all I dont think.
It already handles better, though the improvement from those would be nice. Price?
HDi
I did my top mounts and front shocks the other day, It does ride higher now which is a bit annoying but not so annoying that i'd change it all I dont think.
It already handles better, though the improvement from those would be nice. Price?
HDi
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Re: Polybushes
Need to do the top mounts on mine soon, they make so many weird noises. Its worse since i took the strut brace off Need to refit it really
The springs are £100+ new, mine arent a year old yet. They do have very slight overspray from when the wing was redone, obviously that doesnt effect how they work.
How about £40 posted?
The springs are £100+ new, mine arent a year old yet. They do have very slight overspray from when the wing was redone, obviously that doesnt effect how they work.
How about £40 posted?
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