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Old 10-03-2015, 10:02 AM
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Default Trailing arm bushes

I've just had my rear trailing arms powder coated for my 4x4 sapph just wondering what's the best bushes for inner and outer would you go with standard items or powerflex. Just like to know peoples opinions
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standard items by graham goode racing ,dont polybush them


be prepared for a wallet bashing though as i think they cost about £80 a piece
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As james Kiely says standard roller bearing are best but if not powerflex
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Standard, they are not bushes, they are spherical bearings, so by replacing with bushes will make it worse.

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Graham goode ones it is then cheers people
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Ive spoke to a few people over the years with poly bushed rear arms and they reckon they cant tell the difference.
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My car is poly bushed and it drives fine tbh

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I want to replace all the nuts and bolts while I'm at it and I'm new to this so can anybody recommend where I can get these and what exactly I need cheers
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Probably best taking them to a local fixings supplier and getting them to supply you with the correctly rated replacements.
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I've read a few posts and people have suggested mt-Motorsport and they do the sets so problem sorted cheeRS
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