Rear Diff Mount: Powerflex VS. 034

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  • Kliminati456
    S2Forum Addict
    • Mar 2010
    • 215
    • Country: United States
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    Rear Diff Mount: Powerflex VS. 034

    Okay so i'm replacing all my bushings including the rear diff mount. The powerflex one is $45 while the 034 one is $80 and both are poly. Anyone have any input on either one being better or justifying the price difference. Also powerflex poly control arm bush vs. 034 delrin bush.

    Justin
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    • visintainer
      S2Forum Buff
      • Apr 2009
      • 26
      • Country: United States
      #2
      I purchased all the bushing from 034. Probably not any different, but I just buy most all my parts from them for my coupe and some for my s4.

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        • Error404
          Super Moderator
          • Mar 2007
          • 19789
          • Country: United Kingdom
          #3
          Delrin is harder than the "softer" poly used for the diff mounts, so the 034 item will be stiffer but harsher.

          The black powerflex wishbone bushes IMHO are similar hardness to delrin - not much in it for those I don't think so.

          The reason the 034 items are more expensive is becasue they are machined vs cast poly urethane of the Powerflex. HTH
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