solid bushes on e.bay

[Baldy]

has anybody tried these?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT

[elijahallens2]

I have them on my car but I have yet to drive it with them so I can't give an opinion yet. Sorry, I guess thats not much help.

Elijah

[kwlw]

I personally think, that if your car has no roll cage for additional body stiffness, these things can make problems if used every day. I mean all stress from suspension goes to the body without dampering. I have chosen powerflex instead.

Sau

[sorens2]

It will be too hard for everyday use. And why do you need to adjust camber that much. They were made for group B cars = motorsport.

Søren S2

[WabTheKing]

i have steel ones on mine, mainly as a spacer to lift the body for 3"pipe over the drive shaft must admitt very hard - but did improve handling and road "feel" but when you hit a grid or a hole in the road or speed humps you ****in well know about it, if its just a weekend car its good but if you use the car everyday it will do your sweed in

will

[A1QSHIP]

It will be too hard for everyday use. And why do you need to adjust camber that much. They were made for group B cars = motorsport.

Søren S2

Actually, they are made to adjust the caster. More positive caster will give you more negative camber when the wheel is turning. Moving the front subframe foward will result in more caster. The tire will "lean into the turn" & get a better "bite".
Having had a set in my car for nearly 6-months now I can say that the improvement in handling is worth the small amount of transient noises heard thru the chassis.
Yes my car does ride stiffer but more like going to stiffer settings for shocks & springs.
A look under most new vehicles would reveal alot of solid mounted subframes. The solid topmounts from QR sports are next
Chris