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D_G_SAXO
8th May 2007, 14:16
Right i am going to be replacing my suspension for a kit and i decided while i was doing that i will change all the bushes that i can.
my question is what bushes can i replace??
can i buy a kit that comes with all the bushes i need??
rep given
Here you go bud:
http://www.balancemotorsport.co.uk/products.asp?reload=YES&reloadbox=searchbox4&subcatid=89
Choose your mota, then you need to buy the front and back bush kits. That's everything!
VTS_16v_Boy
8th May 2007, 15:39
Powerflex offer a items to do nearly all the suspension bushes. I found it made the ride extra firm and probally looking back I might have been tempted just to have fitted new OE equipment.
Fine on smooth roads but as soon as you hit the bumpy stuff you know about it and Ive only gone down 35mm so not silly low, 40mm+ and I reckon your be in trouble :n:
Fine on smooth roads but as soon as you hit the bumpy stuff you know about it and Ive only gone down 35mm so not silly low, 40mm+ and I reckon your be in trouble :n:
has nothing to do with how low you go its to do with the stiffness of the springs/torsion bars you run.
;)
www.rallyedesign.co.uk do polyrace bushes which are better than powerflex imo and cheaper
MaRiO89
8th May 2007, 16:54
link dont work ryan...
Here you go....Rally Design (http://www.raldes.co.uk)
damn theyve taken the website down to redo it.
just ordered my wishbone bushes to go with the solid metal rear wishbone bushes :D
MaRiO89
8th May 2007, 17:18
Sounds good ryan! :)
Sounds good ryan! :)
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y135/itsafastworld85/106S1Rallyebush2.jpg
wishbone bush porn ;)
MaRiO89
8th May 2007, 17:25
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y135/itsafastworld85/106S1Rallyebush2.jpg
wishbone bush porn ;)
:panic:
Looks mint!! Shame its not gona be on show! lol. ;)
What sort of price were they?
D_G_SAXO
8th May 2007, 17:34
thanks for all the help guys i will be ordering some at the end of the week what do u recomend oe bushes or aftermarket ones?? i have the car lowered 40mm.
james when they arrive they will have cost about £60. need strenghening plates and some trimming to the ARB mount
williamsvts
8th May 2007, 17:37
aftermarket, i would go for polyrace aswell.
thanks for all the help guys i will be ordering some at the end of the week what do u recomend oe bushes or aftermarket ones?? i have the car lowered 40mm.
from the look of your car i wouldnt go for hard bushes, as it seems your more of a style whore than an hardcore track slag, personally if my car was a road car i would keep em soft to keep my spine intact lol!
its only on my track car ive gone for solid shit.
aftermarket, i would go for polyrace aswell.
alot better priced than others arnt they dude, mine are not fitted yet but when compaired to alexs powerflex seemed fcking solid
rushy_23
8th May 2007, 17:41
Heres a guide to the Powerflex ones. I just got the whole kit for mine
http://www.powerflex.co.uk/images/pdf/0206.pdf
Obviously not the exhaust bushes lol, the other ones.
D_G_SAXO
8th May 2007, 17:42
from the look of your car i wouldnt go for hard bushes, as it seems your more of a style whore than an hardcore track slag, personally if my car was a road car i would keep em soft to keep my spine intact lol!
its only on my track car ive gone for solid shit.
so do u recomend getting the oe ones from shitron.
williamsvts
8th May 2007, 17:43
alot better priced than others arnt they dude, mine are not fitted yet but when compaired to alexs powerflex seemed fcking solid
yeah, ive had both sets of the polyrace (yellow and red) and the reds are a lot harder.
MaRiO89
8th May 2007, 17:43
not bad ryan! Looks mint too..
I duno whether to bother with uprated bushes for mine..
yeah, ive had both sets of the polyrace (yellow and red) and the reds are a lot harder.
ive got the red rear beam ones, and hopefully the red wishbone ones on order.
so do u recomend getting the oe ones from shitron.
if the car is just used for a daily driver then yes. either that or the softer compound out of the aftermarket bushes.
as i said it depends on your driving.
D_G_SAXO
8th May 2007, 18:14
if the car is just used for a daily driver then yes. either that or the softer compound out of the aftermarket bushes.
as i said it depends on your driving.
it may only be a 1.4 but i do like pushing it to its limits round the bends.
so i will probley be going for the aftermarket softest compounds.
it may only be a 1.4 but i do like pushing it to its limits round the bends.
so i will probley be going for the aftermarket softest compounds.
as i asked though do you do lots of road miles? is it a long drive to work etc? what are the roads like? you need to take all this into consideration and find a happy medium between comfort and having the car set up right.
bullit
8th May 2007, 18:35
i had mine from jwracing on ebay. front and rear, cheapest i found them.
bushes are cool. trimed ones anyway
bushes are cool. trimed ones anyway
thought you liked going jungle diving?
bullit
8th May 2007, 18:59
only on you mate :P
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