Advice on sunspension poly-bush kits please
Advice on sunspension poly-bush kits please
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Ireland

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3,517 posts

244 months

Sunday 3rd June 2007
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As the title says .....

I'd like to get the suspension perfect and this is an upgrade I feel will be worthwhile.

What have the rest of you had done on yours and also who's supplying the best poly-bush kit?

longbow

1,610 posts

265 months

Sunday 3rd June 2007
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All of my bushes (inc diff) are Powerflex glacier type poly bearings. However, I can't be subjective on any difference in handling as I didn't drive the car for 13 months so would be unfair to comment. I'm sure it has tightened things up though and works well with the rose-jointed drop links and new suspension I've fitted. Fairly simple to install too, although getting the old ones out is a pain. See the powerflex website for kit details and prices.

Edited by longbow on Sunday 3rd June 20:38

The AJP Griff

4,360 posts

285 months

Sunday 3rd June 2007
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Ireland said:
As the title says .....

I'd like to get the suspension perfect and this is an upgrade I feel will be worthwhile.

What have the rest of you had done on yours and also who's supplying the best poly-bush kit?
The Powerflex kit is excellent stuff.I had these fitted to my griff and Joo is fitting them to The AJP Griff also,i would thoroughly recommend them.You can get them from Joo at Track Car Solutions www.track-car-solutions.co.uksmile



Edited by The AJP Griff on Sunday 3rd June 20:59

Ireland

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3,517 posts

244 months

Sunday 3rd June 2007
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I got a couple of bits of T C S before.

He was very helpful over the phone and sent the stuff out very quickly last time.

I'll try to give him a buzz during the week.