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Re: Poly vs Heavy Duty



Hi dale,
        I,ve fitted polyflex bushes to my GT II front and rear and I must
say my cars steering and body movement has gone from being extemely slack to
excellent, I don,t feel any extra vibration and cetainly no squeeking, on
the subjecy of H/d v poly  I once had h/d bushes fitted on my capri in the
track  rods and I constantly suffered from what I thought was warped brake
discs, changed to poly bushes and suddenly hey no more warping and perfect
steering, beware though if you lower the suspension ie with stiffer
springs/shocks/ poly combo  apparently this is tooth grinding
ps I run 15" on 50 series tyres

cheers
Rob g
GTII with weber and 4 into 1 go go exhaust 8valver
Capri2.8  pensioned off
----- Original Message -----
From: "dale witt" <dwitt1@satx.rr.com>
To: "Scirocco List" <Scirocco-l@scirocco.org>
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 1:55 AM
Subject: Poly vs Heavy Duty


> It is time to replace bushings and motor mounts on the daily driver (my
86)
> and I am looking for input from anyone who has done the whole poly
> bit...suspension and mounts.  I know I will be happy with
> control.....however, with 16 inch rims and 40 series tires, is this set up
> going to be severely harsh?  A friend did this on his Porsche and hated
the
> results.  One of my mechanics said he thought I could run over a penny and
> tell if it was heads or tails.  So, boys and girls...........what do you
> think????
>
> Dale Witt
> 86.5 2.0 16v roc
> 82 2.1 16v roc (Zender 400 w/NOS)
> 85 1.8 GTI
>
>
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