Powerflex bushes
Powerflex bushes
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bugsy

Original Poster:

1,371 posts

265 months

Saturday 9th July 2005
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Blimey MickyP was right, these new bushes are absolutely brilliant, I picked up the Griff/Chim samples yesterday.
Unfortunately they have not sorted out the S yet but I have agreed to send my poor old guinea pig down there to get the bushes measured next week after Steve G has done the business Monday.
Should have the S ones in time for SCH.

EJmec

21 posts

269 months

Saturday 9th July 2005
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If your looking for poly flex bushes for your s
I got a full set of poly bushes for the front wishbones form Neil at tvr car parts give him a call i found him very helpful and received the parts next day 01884 266755

bugsy

Original Poster:

1,371 posts

265 months

Saturday 9th July 2005
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EJmec said:
If your looking for poly flex bushes for your s
I got a full set of poly bushes for the front wishbones form Neil at tvr car parts give him a call i found him very helpful and received the parts next day 01884 266755

This is a new,better poly bush designed for TVR

liamp_99

1,193 posts

257 months

Sunday 10th July 2005
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Are the bushes from Superflex any good, has anyone used them ?

bugsy

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1,371 posts

265 months

Monday 11th July 2005
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liamp_99 said:
Are the bushes from Superflex any good, has anyone used them ?


Nothing wrong with Superflex, I was going to take them on until mickeyp mentioned these Powerflex jobs.
IMHO these will be easier to fit and are a more durable material, so will last longer.

Quite a few of the old faces are sceptical about the soft Polyuathane(SP)bushes lasting long and even a well known make of shocks have had big problems recently with the softer bushes falling apart in a few days (only on the Chim/Griff though)

Joospeed had a hand in the design of these new bushes and did the testing for Powerflex,so I think we can safely say they are up to the job.