golf 2 gti rear axle bushes
Discussion
the time has come to change these on my 16v.
for me the choice is between using o.e. volkswagen bushes,or going over to easier-to-fit polyurethane ones(super-flex etc.).
2nd choice would be easier and cheaper but ive heard stories that fitting these no doubt longer-lasting alternatives to originals can upset the handling of the car,making it quite'twitchy'.
im minded to go with the poly-bushes,so has anyone had any bad experiences with them on these cars?
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for me the choice is between using o.e. volkswagen bushes,or going over to easier-to-fit polyurethane ones(super-flex etc.).
2nd choice would be easier and cheaper but ive heard stories that fitting these no doubt longer-lasting alternatives to originals can upset the handling of the car,making it quite'twitchy'.
im minded to go with the poly-bushes,so has anyone had any bad experiences with them on these cars?
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The standard rear bushes are designed to give the car a degree of passive rear-steer; I'd stick with standard ones (and have done on mine).
I went for VW G60 top mounts, standard VW beam bushes and everything else poly-bushed. Ride on mine is quite hard on coilovers so wanted to avoid making it any worse!
One word of advice; don't fit GSF bushes or mounts as they're made of cheese.
I went for VW G60 top mounts, standard VW beam bushes and everything else poly-bushed. Ride on mine is quite hard on coilovers so wanted to avoid making it any worse!
One word of advice; don't fit GSF bushes or mounts as they're made of cheese.
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