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This sounds sweet if it goes the correct way! I had alu bushings on my old s2 avant, and i had no problems with having road nois or anything like that. But it was a pain to get it back on the car.... I want poly bushings for my new s2 sedan, and was plannes to take down the subframe when the winter arrives. Keep us updated! [emoji41]
I have test fitted a set and they are fine, not much different noise wise from standard - however its been a year since I drove the car so hard to compare in some respects!
I have test fitted a set and they are fine, not much different noise wise from standard - however its been a year since I drove the car so hard to compare in some respects!
Your Avant is functional again?!?! Nice one Trist, it's been more than a year I reckon.
As you know I have poly everything fitted to my S2, combined with stock springs and decent dampers this is the best compromise for road use IMO...unless you spend a fortune on coil-overs.
1990 B3 2.0 80 quattro.
1992 C4 2.8 Avant quattro
1994 MTM RS2.
1998 B5 TDI quattro Sport.
2000 B5 TQS.
Set of rear subframe polyurethane bushings for Audi Quattro B4 (Avant, Sedan S2 RS2) and B5 (A4 Quattro, S4, RS4) chassis. Polyurethane bushings work ideally in performance suspensions. Rubber suspension bushings are a proven compromise in performance vehicles. When additional horsepower is added, plus size tires then
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Nice one Trist, it's been more than a year I reckon.
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