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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: turbomick on 27 March 2011, 21:15
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as any 1 tryed the powerflex bushes for the rear axle and front wishbones whats the drive like :smiley:
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I have polybushes in front wishbones, not powerflex ones though.
front and back done in mine, and got both sides for £25.
As expected really, stiffens everything up :smiley:
Glad i done it..
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wer did u get them mate
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Better to run standard rear axle bushes, I believe skoda VRS ones are a good upgrade.
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Better to run standard rear axle bushes, I believe skoda VRS ones are a good upgrade.
Agreed :afro:
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http://uk-mkivs.net/forums/t/167165.aspx
that link might be useful :)
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ebay mate, were called Budget PU. Had no problems! Would recommend :wink:
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hi mate wat r they like to the origanals mate
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stiffer than normal, tighter steering, wont ever have to replace again.
not a bad word from me :wink:
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did u get them pressed in or hammered them in mate
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neither, they come in 2 halves, you can do it by hand :afro:
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if they go in tat easy mate sureley they will be too loose also wat about the rear ones on the wish bone mate
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they in two parts so press in each side, squash in vice if u want, job done.
Nt loose atall mate.
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they 2 bush on the wishbone mate its the front ones that split in 2 back ones dont mate
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skinny one, one peice, easy to get in.
Fat one in 2 parts, even easier as in 2 halfs.
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is the fat 1 the bac one bud