power flex bushings "review"....
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power flex bushings "review"....
Firstly, I am an average driver so anything I say must be taken with that in mind.
I drove the car for 30 (mostly )highway miles and all I can say is " wow". I immediately noticed that the car was tighter even on a straight line. It is very, very responsive to even the smallest of turns. I took a couple of large sweeping freeway curves and the car held the line ( tightly )as long as I did. On tighter turns the car responded almost effortlessly. I don't want to exagerrate this but it is a very noticeable difference. More so than the rear sway bar mod. I now understand what is meant by "neutral". The car immediately goes where I point it when I point it. I have a UUC/Bilstein set-up so the ride has always been a bit rough. I noticed no difference in that. If there is a difference, I was so taken by the improvement in handling, that I paid no attention to it. For the money I would absolutely recommend it.
I drove the car for 30 (mostly )highway miles and all I can say is " wow". I immediately noticed that the car was tighter even on a straight line. It is very, very responsive to even the smallest of turns. I took a couple of large sweeping freeway curves and the car held the line ( tightly )as long as I did. On tighter turns the car responded almost effortlessly. I don't want to exagerrate this but it is a very noticeable difference. More so than the rear sway bar mod. I now understand what is meant by "neutral". The car immediately goes where I point it when I point it. I have a UUC/Bilstein set-up so the ride has always been a bit rough. I noticed no difference in that. If there is a difference, I was so taken by the improvement in handling, that I paid no attention to it. For the money I would absolutely recommend it.
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Are these the right ones?
<a href="http://www.ttstuff.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=FMPFF3501">Po wer Flex Audi TT/S3 Front Wishbone/Control Arm Inner Bushes (Front)-Set of 2 MK2</a>
<a href="http://www.ttstuff.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=FMPF85410">Po wer Flex Audi TT/S3 Front Wishbone/Control Arm Inner Bushes (Rear)-Set of 2</a>
<a href="http://www.ttstuff.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=FMPF85410">Po wer Flex Audi TT/S3 Front Wishbone/Control Arm Inner Bushes (Rear)-Set of 2</a>
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I don't want to give you the wrong info and since I don't have the invoice in front of me....
I don't have the #'s. I got mine from Forge and they knew exactly which ones. Give them a call or an E-mail..
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If you want the one for the rear part of the Control arms only, it's this-FMPF85-410
<img src="http://www.forgemotorsport.com/images/products/fmpff85-410.jpg"><ul><li><a href="http://www.forgemotorsport.com/tt.asp?cat=auditt&product=FMPF85-410">FMPF85-410 bushing</a></li></ul>