Poly Subframe Bushes
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Theo
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What are peoples experiences with these on the track? Anyone encountered negative effects from fitting them?
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JimmyC
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nope, only seen negative things from the control arm, new design powerflex bushes
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Theo
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Ok, think I may give them ago rather than new BMW bushes then.
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paulg390
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Dips just fitted a complete set to our 318 and it definitely tightens the whole lot up a lot, no back end wander under heaving braking / change down now either... would defo do it if your old ones are tired..
White 318iS, 2.7 conversion, LSD, H&R cup kit, ARBs, F&R strut braces, full cage, kevlar buckets, wilwood 4 pot brakes, braided hoses, 6pt harnesses, f/glass bonnet, Toyo 888's, scorpion, polybushed, carbon cards and boot lid.
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M3GTR
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I use them on my race cars and have never had any problems... I'm also a distributor!
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gall
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Hi M3GTR,
Can you tell me what the difference is between the purple and black rear subframe bushes are?alot stiffer??? there's a big price difference on thease two items. i need to replace the standard ones on my car for when i sell it or keep it, but if i don't sell it i'll be doing alot of drifting/track days with it.
any help regarding thease items would be a great help.
Andy.
Can you tell me what the difference is between the purple and black rear subframe bushes are?alot stiffer??? there's a big price difference on thease two items. i need to replace the standard ones on my car for when i sell it or keep it, but if i don't sell it i'll be doing alot of drifting/track days with it.
any help regarding thease items would be a great help.
Andy.
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fastdiablo
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I've been thinking of doing this too on the rear of my touring and have been reading different ideas on using poly bushes.
Im sure i read but cant find again that there is one set on the rear that is best to change for standard bushes and not poly as they can make the rear a bit twitchy ? ? ?
Any ideas . . .
Im sure i read but cant find again that there is one set on the rear that is best to change for standard bushes and not poly as they can make the rear a bit twitchy ? ? ?
Any ideas . . .
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Theo
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Cheer for the offer mate, but this thread is from March - I've since fitted the subframe bushes along with poly engine, gearbox and diff mounts. Very pleased with the result.1an wrote:ive got the full kit on my car Theo, your welcome to have a drive of it down at Ashford if you like, i only have good tihngs to say about them,
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gall
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which bushes did you fit, purple or the black one's????
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Theo
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I fitted purple ones.
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