rear bushes

[harlemex]

.....not really. Could you run that past me again?? 

[thai-wronghorse]

I understand what you're saying but by fitting poly rear bushes you're not only stopping sideway movement but also restricting lateral movement of the rear beam therefore not allowing the suspension to react to irregularities in the road surface as effectively.

[Wayne]

I understand what you're saying but by fitting poly rear bushes you're not only stopping sideway movement but also restricting lateral movement of the rear beam therefore not allowing the suspension to react to irregularities in the road surface as effectively.

Spot on

[MotorPsycho]

meeeh I find no additional discomfort with polys

[vdubnut]

glad someone knew what i meant, just read my last post and it didnt make much sence!!! been a long day at work!!!!

[tweed]

I understand what you're saying but by fitting poly rear bushes you're not only stopping sideway movement but also restricting lateral movement of the rear beam therefore not allowing the suspension to react to irregularities in the road surface as effectively.

Spot on

Well this could be a option for me then. Rear wheels rub on the arch due to the sideways movement. Rear wheel are 9" et21 Do you think this is a good idea to stop the beam moving?

[Wayne]

I understand what you're saying but by fitting poly rear bushes you're not only stopping sideway movement but also restricting lateral movement of the rear beam therefore not allowing the suspension to react to irregularities in the road surface as effectively.

Spot on

Well this could be a option for me then. Rear wheels rub on the arch due to the sideways movement. Rear wheel are 9" et21 Do you think this is a good idea to stop the beam moving?

It will help as the beam will move a lot less.

[vdubnut]

yahoo!! got ma baby back! £100 to fit £52 for the bushes much chuffed! feels better and im sure smoother suspension now too! old ones totaly fecked!

[harlemex]

was that poly or normal?

[vdubnut]

polys !