Anybody polybushed the front wishbone bush (rear bush)

[shane@mbtech]

Wondering if people have polybushed this,

Looking at how it moves under braking and accelerating it looks like it might be worthwhile?

Any drawbacks, I can see possibly making the front end quite skittish

feedback appreciated

[donkcsl]

I got them done when getting my nitron's fitted with geoff steel, they recommended them. Its had for me to say how good of job they are as i got a lot done at the same time

[shane@mbtech]

Originally Posted by donkcsl

I got them done when getting my nitron's fitted with geoff steel, they recommended them. Its had for me to say how good of job they are as i got a lot done at the same time

What brand did you fit.

Ive used powerflex in the past and they were great.

[_Nathan_]

I got the race only ground control rose jointed ones, they do a street version which are more compliant and I assume a stiffer than standard bush.

[donkcsl]

Originally Posted by lawsy

What brand did you fit.

Ive used powerflex in the past and they were great.

yes they r powerflex

[shane@mbtech]

Originally Posted by donkcsl

yes they r powerflex

Im going to give them a whirl, a set on its way out

[TANKSLAPPER]

I've just fitted powerflex bushes front and rear, but No track time on them yet. On the road I noticed a sharper ride in term of direction changes. there is a little more frequency noises from the rear though.

wouldn't fit them with a limiter kit on the rears, it sound like a hamster squeal under the seat. lol

[DazBlackCSL]

Originally Posted by TANKSLAPPER

I've just fitted powerflex bushes front and rear, but No track time on them yet. On the road I noticed a sharper ride in term of direction changes. there is a little more frequency noises from the rear though.

wouldn't fit them with a limiter kit on the rears, it sound like a hamster squeal under the seat. lol

Could always be a hamster squealing under the seat tho have your neighbours lost one !