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Is there a definitive answer based on forum members experience or wisdom?
I read an old thread about this before posting but there didn't seem to be an answer. I need upgraded bushes for the rally car burt don't want to go down the solid (metal) mount route.
How are the superflexes better? I have both, powerflex in the wishbones and superflex in the subframes. Seem about identical to me, considering material and design.
Superflex dont squeak, fit the wishbones better and were a better quality material, Not seen the latest powerflex versions which have been redesigned several times
Superflex dont squeak, fit the wishbones better and were a better quality material, Not seen the latest powerflex versions which have been redesigned several times
think powerflex, the newer design and the dont squeak at all. ive had bugpack in my old scirocco many moons ago and they sounded like i had an infestation.
Are there any aftermarket bushes available for the urS4/S6? I just checked both powerflex and superflex sites but they don't seem to make them for the C4 chassis
The Powerflex bushing don't squeak at all, Had them in the S2 and not a peep from them. Make use you use lots of grease/copper coat when replacing old rubber bushing.
John(LYT4X) in have a set of front powerflex bushings for pressed wishbones, £40, i'll drop em off if you want, always a good excuse to take the RS2 for a run!
Are there any aftermarket bushes available for the urS4/S6? I just checked both powerflex and superflex sites but they don't seem to make them for the C4 chassis
I have done sum for the rear sub-frame out of delrin,
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