Clio solid wishbone bushes

[Andrewclio]

Just seen these

Was thinking of putting them on the rally car, but would they be to much??

 

[MartinR]

unless on super smooth tracks/roads i can see these being a bit too much? imo

 

[Andrewclio]

Ye was thinking that, I've already got powerflex bushes and I ruined them in one event, so was thinking of getting these or the pure Motorsport ones, but if I do change to solid bushes will I be putting to much stress on anything else?

 

[MartinR]

I'd say it will cause stress to the subframe flanges where they bolt on...

 

[rich-6]

Id have though the brass bushing wouldnt last long, IMO someone needs to come up with a design that has bearings in,

I'm not that impressed with my polybushes tbh i had to shave the sleeves down a smidge due to being paranoid about them cutting subframes, i kept checking them then after a few week once they settled a bit the sleeves got very close to the subframe and would knock when braking, standard ones are pretty good though they last a while but arent stiff enough

 

[Jay Payne]

Id have though the brass bushing wouldnt last long, IMO someone needs to come up with a design that has bearings in,

Like pure motorsport

 

[Andrewclio]

But would the pure Motorsport ones be to much for a Tarmac rallying tho?

 

[rich-6]

Like pure motorsport

I didnt realise they made them, i only knew about the rears

 

[JackJack]

But would the pure Motorsport ones be to much for a Tarmac rallying tho?

I would give him a call and explain what you are looking for and see what he advises.

 

[mark123]

I'm not that impressed with my polybushes tbh i had to shave the sleeves down a smidge due to being paranoid about them cutting subframes, i kept checking them then after a few week once they settled a bit the sleeves got very close to the subframe and would knock when braking, standard ones are pretty good though they last a while but arent stiff enough

Did you not weld the sleeves in place?