What bush kit for FRST??????
21-08-2005, 06:02 PM
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What bush kit for FRST??????
I'm lookin for a full poly bush kit for the festa and was wonderin who makes the best stuff.
Its a permenant track car if that helps.
Cheers.
Its a permenant track car if that helps.
Cheers.
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24-08-2005, 06:51 PM
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They look pretty smart mate. I take it theres a big difference in handleing with these fitted?? Any customers on here got em?
Would we need the rose jointed TCA's aswell?
Probally have it all corner weighted and those bits fitted in one go I recon. Once we get the engine in and sorted I'll be in touch.
Would we need the rose jointed TCA's aswell?
Probally have it all corner weighted and those bits fitted in one go I recon. Once we get the engine in and sorted I'll be in touch.
24-08-2005, 11:23 PM
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it will transform the cars handling
there loads off here thats had them
turbo boss,sunil,paul ripley and a few others
i have done around 20 set threw the mags and shows thow
there loads off here thats had them
turbo boss,sunil,paul ripley and a few others
i have done around 20 set threw the mags and shows thow
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what difference does rose jointing the rear beam do?
does it do much, cos wouldnt have thought it would make that much as there isnt that much horizontal movement in them!
ready to stand corrected tho!
front arms look the dogs tho
does it do much, cos wouldnt have thought it would make that much as there isnt that much horizontal movement in them!
ready to stand corrected tho!
front arms look the dogs tho
24-08-2005, 11:49 PM
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trouble with rear beam is under load it flexes and twitchs due to such a large bush and a small bolt 12mm it hi speed cornering it just flexes
also the rear beam as standerd is not truly parallel to the wheelbase of the car
most ppl will find it goes around left hand bends better than right due to the angle of the beam in standard postitoin
rose jointing and ajusting this makes the rear loads more stable
also the rear beam as standerd is not truly parallel to the wheelbase of the car
most ppl will find it goes around left hand bends better than right due to the angle of the beam in standard postitoin
rose jointing and ajusting this makes the rear loads more stable
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ah ha!
if i was to decide to have this done in near future, how long does it take and also could you set it up? i have a mk5 rear beam tho, so would you need one of these sending to you then i come or how would it work?
if i was to decide to have this done in near future, how long does it take and also could you set it up? i have a mk5 rear beam tho, so would you need one of these sending to you then i come or how would it work?
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Brom,
for the rear beam does the £175 include fitting and setting it up? also, Does it retain the ARB? or is this replaced with something bigger & better?
Cheers,
Brendan
for the rear beam does the £175 include fitting and setting it up? also, Does it retain the ARB? or is this replaced with something bigger & better?
Cheers,
Brendan
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