Rear Diff Bush Installation

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  • audiman
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    but SQ mount setup is much better and well worth doing IMO. As for the rear diff i would tend to go with std again, mine has lasted for 4-5 years now, not cheap tho.

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  • audiman
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    std rubber mounts last nearly a year, and as they are so cheap i use them

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  • s2driveruk
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    what have you replaced it with Tom the SQ version?

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  • audiman
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    If its like the rest of powerflexs ace bushes then it will last all of about 3 mins!

    My snub mount last for 3/4 mile!

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  • s2driveruk
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    how much was it out of interest? Also would there be any benefit in flipping it the other way? Not sure how much slack there is but would it butt up the whole diveline better too or....?

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  • eamo
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    Originally posted by BRY
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    Is that yours?

    used to be - m3 cecotto 1 of 501

    smashing car!

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  • eamo
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    well thats good enough for me so! thanks guys

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  • Jas11n
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    Originally posted by eamo
    so the one i got will work perfectly then???
    Originally posted by Jas11n
    Yes, it's slightly offset when used on a cq20v etc, but works perfectly fine.
    29,000 miles on mine!!

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  • eamo
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    Originally posted by Jas11n
    An OEM replacement bush for a cq20v, S2 etc (B3/B4 Coupe quattro) doesn't exist on it own, You'd have to buy the alloy mount too at £80 or there abouts.
    The picture linked above is a bush for a huge variety of older Audi and VW's, They were used for engine mounts, gearbox mounts etc.
    It's also the rear diff bush used on the URquattro.
    Yes, it's slightly offset when used on a cq20v etc, but works perfectly fine.
    Yes, the arrow is pointing in the right direction (direction of travel).

    Oh, the powerflex one, just wait for the droning and vibrations to start. I removed mine and gave it to my dog. He likes, I didn't
    so the one i got will work perfectly then???

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  • eamo
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    Originally posted by Azman
    Erm Got to say that that does not look like the right bush!!!!!
    Even the poweflex one that I have just fitted has the hole bang in the middle!!!!!

    Where did you get it from????

    from audi

    part no 857 599 431

    is it not right???

    if not what is the correct part no?

    dont wnat the polyuthane stuff

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  • Jas11n
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    An OEM replacement bush for a cq20v, S2 etc (B3/B4 Coupe quattro) doesn't exist on it own, You'd have to buy the alloy mount too at £80 or there abouts.
    The picture linked above is a bush for a huge variety of older Audi and VW's, They were used for engine mounts, gearbox mounts etc.
    It's also the rear diff bush used on the URquattro.
    Yes, it's slightly offset when used on a cq20v etc, but works perfectly fine.
    Yes, the arrow is pointing in the right direction (direction of travel).

    Oh, the powerflex one, just wait for the droning and vibrations to start. I removed mine and gave it to my dog. He likes, I didn't

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  • Azman
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    Yes def must say that looks nothing like the audi readr diff bush, i have just given my car a quick look over just to double check and yes the bolt hole should only be int he center of the bush!!!!!
    P.S. I have a CQ20V too!!

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  • eamo
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    which??

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  • Azman
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    Erm Got to say that that does not look like the right bush!!!!!
    Even the poweflex one that I have just fitted has the hole bang in the middle!!!!!

    Where did you get it from????

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  • BRY
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    OT
    Is that yours?

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