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best is prob powerflex, best for the money is deflex, i fitted powerflex to my old s2 and deflex to my s1 and the only difference was the powerflex quailty was slightly better but the deflex were about Ł130 cheaper
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I replaced the OE ones on the Rear of my 4x4 saph cos, and
it made a noticable difference to how the car felt..
BUT thats replacing 16 year old bushes.. cant imagine yours Will be in the same state Lawrie?

I used powerflex IIRC (was all of about 2 years ago now
)
it made a noticable difference to how the car felt..
BUT thats replacing 16 year old bushes.. cant imagine yours Will be in the same state Lawrie?

I used powerflex IIRC (was all of about 2 years ago now
)
Poly-bushing an Evo (if thats what we are talking about) is a step backwards. They standard bushes are far better. Replace old worn standard bushes with new standard bushes IMO.
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best is prob powerflex, best for the money is deflex, i fitted powerflex to my old s2 and deflex to my s1 and the only difference was the powerflex quailty was slightly better but the deflex were about Ł130 cheaper
SO if you got the cash go for powerflex, if you a bit straped for cash use deflex but expect a bit of chopping and swearing when fitting them.
As i say personally they both performed the same tho!!!
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Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy
Poly-bushing an Evo (if thats what we are talking about) is a step backwards. They standard bushes are far better. Replace old worn standard bushes with new standard bushes IMO.
I was just asking out of curiosity
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