I'm fortunate (I guess) to have a project car that's not a total project; I
still have more work than I have time for. Somewhere on my list is
replacement of the following:
Trailing arm bushings (very maybe)
Anyone done all of this to a MKII?
How much of an improvement did you notice? I mean, in terms of chassis
"tightness," handling surefootedness, comfort, etc. I expect it should be
noticeable, as those rubber bushings have to be kinda hard by now. Anything
else you suggest I replace? Motor mounts are already covered.
Jim
I have done all of them barring the rack bushings and trailing arm bushings.
(which indeed my be my problem now, a gentle slight wandering at highway
speed). It is well worth the effort, esp. if they are oily and therefore
really weak. Do it! Rubber for quiet, urethane for noise & stability...
You will not regret it...
David