Rear Solid Bushes

[joed66 4]

As the title states but do they make much difference on handeling?

[bertie_bas 3]

Probably not much over brand new ones, some say they are better but i didnt really notice....

 

I had solid ones as my rubbery ones were fooked.....

[Batfink 201]

I think it helps the rear be more predictable but I cannot say I really noticed anything as such.

[joed66 4]

See i find mine is prodictable like when it slides in the wet i know when its gonna loose the grip thats why i love the 205

[Miles 331 1 Cars]

205 ones are quite stiff anyway when new rubber, They do cost a fair bit thou

[JRL 14 1 Cars]

I found they gave me a lot more confidence in the cars handling I therefore would recommend them.

[petert 585]

it does improve confidence. It's a bit like having your bum glued to the seat/car. However, and I've posted this many times before, if they don't have crush as shown tubes it's a waste of time.

[welshpug 1,655]

why would it be a waste of time? any that I've ever seen other than yours have just clamped the very hard nylon.

[petert 585]

The crush tube spreads the load over the length of the bush better than a poorly fitting bolt. Your choice of course,

[welshpug 1,655]

naah, not my choice, I have standard pug rubber ones

[boldy205 75]

GrpA 'Front' beam mounts are a good upgrade, the rear however, the alloy sandwich plates are stuipidly noisy, so much so, i took them off! My car is very noisy, already, and only used on trackdays, or a sunday blast, but my god those alloy rear mounts are something else!!

 

Matt

[lemmingzappa 75 1 Cars]

I've got all solid GrpA mounts with a stripped out interior on my daily and can't say I notice the noise. But maybe i'm just used to it now.