[Mk2] [Turbo] any reviews on poly bush gear selector bushes.
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[Mk2] [Turbo] any reviews on poly bush gear selector bushes.
As above after some feedback
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yes get them.
they are designed as a bush for reason as standard.
there needs to be some play (twist). so poly ones are a good upgrade.
they are designed as a bush for reason as standard.
there needs to be some play (twist). so poly ones are a good upgrade.
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Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] any reviews on poly bush gear selector bushes.
Got bearing kit at moment
Have u tried both ? Which u recommend ?
Have u tried both ? Which u recommend ?
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yes ive tried both, ive actually tried 4 different kinds.
straight bearing
crw spherical bearings
phoenix power solid plastic
poly bushed
poly feels like it has a bit more give/cushioning compared to others whilst still being a more solid feel than oem
straight bearing
crw spherical bearings
phoenix power solid plastic
poly bushed
poly feels like it has a bit more give/cushioning compared to others whilst still being a more solid feel than oem
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I got the linkage polybush kit from 2'sRus and I've gotta say it's night and day. My old bushes suprisingly weren't that bad but it's made it feel more solid whilst still having enough give to be comfortable
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gerbil1028 wrote:Got bearing kit at moment
Have u tried both ? Which u recommend ?
If you've got the one from Pete.. Then stick with it it is a fantastic bit of kit.
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Draven wrote:gerbil1028 wrote:Got bearing kit at moment
Have u tried both ? Which u recommend ?
If you've got the one from Pete.. Then stick with it it is a fantastic bit of kit.
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Yep from peter just broke a bearing up trying to get it in and seen all hype about polybush ones.
Have the others that have peters tried the polybush too ?
Have the others that have peters tried the polybush too ?
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I have to agree with Jim it's just that little bit of flexibility yet still having a solid change, probably wouldn't be so noticeable if I didn't have poly engine mounts
I used the bearings and solid brass ones on my old 2's but my new 2 came with poly bushes and I prefer them so kept them when I changed gear cables and have the other sets in the garage
I used the bearings and solid brass ones on my old 2's but my new 2 came with poly bushes and I prefer them so kept them when I changed gear cables and have the other sets in the garage
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gerbil1028 wrote:Yep from peter just broke a bearing up trying to get it in and seen all hype about polybush ones.
Have the others that have peters tried the polybush too ?
How did you manage to break a bearing getting it in?? where you using a sledge hammer??
It should just slide in.. If you're struggling that much then i'd say the o hoop is possibly deformed.
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Draven wrote:gerbil1028 wrote:Yep from peter just broke a bearing up trying to get it in and seen all hype about polybush ones.
Have the others that have peters tried the polybush too ?
How did you manage to break a bearing getting it in?? where you using a sledge hammer??
It should just slide in.. If you're struggling that much then i'd say the o hoop is possibly deformed.
Not cleaned up the surfaces enough. When properly prepared, bearings slide in with fingers.
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Peter Gidden - SBITS wrote:Draven wrote:gerbil1028 wrote:Yep from peter just broke a bearing up trying to get it in and seen all hype about polybush ones.
Have the others that have peters tried the polybush too ?
How did you manage to break a bearing getting it in?? where you using a sledge hammer??
It should just slide in.. If you're struggling that much then i'd say the o hoop is possibly deformed.
Not cleaned up the surfaces enough. When properly prepared, bearings slide in with fingers.
Yes this is exactly my thought.. You even provided a bit of sandpaper. I gave it a nice rub down then used a tiny little splash of oil rubbed around the bearing and the ring.. and it went in with no issue at all gave it a little clean up add the washers simples..
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Managed it as was rather tired and being a xxxxx.
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Nowt wrong with peters kit, not what I was implying its a good kit it was totally my fault and tiredness causing stupidity
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gerbil1028 wrote:Nowt wrong with peters kit, not what I was implying its a good kit it was totally my fault and tiredness causing stupidity
I suppose you need another bearing?
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Yes please sweetheart
Dunno if u got voicemail earlier but if dizzy should have two bolts then I seem to be missing one, so add that to list too please
Don't worry peter its almost over ha ha ha
Dunno if u got voicemail earlier but if dizzy should have two bolts then I seem to be missing one, so add that to list too please
Don't worry peter its almost over ha ha ha
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Peter Gidden - SBITS wrote:
I suppose you need another bearing?
How much is the bearing kit Peter?
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Nic wrote:Peter Gidden - SBITS wrote:
I suppose you need another bearing?
How much is the bearing kit Peter?
£9.30 delivered.
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Between £10-£15 its listed in group buy section I believe
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Dam ur quick Peter
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