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Ben
20-11-03, 05:19 PM
Where can i get them for a good price?

How much is a good price?

What make is the best to aim for?

Are they worth the money?

Dicko
20-11-03, 05:33 PM
Venom Motorsports
powerflex
front kit = ?55
rear kit = ?35

this doesnt come with the ARB bushes but you dont wanna be fitting that anywyas!!

they also do the whole lot with ARB bushes for ?99

Ben
20-11-03, 05:36 PM
yeah the ARB will be removed but will still be using the Tie bars, they use the same bushes?

Dicko
20-11-03, 05:58 PM
no those are part of the 'front' kit

they do the kit without the ARB bushes as some novas didnt have an ARB, but all have tie bars..

benji
20-11-03, 08:00 PM
i got a set of poly sport bushes from rally design for ?40, with no anti roll bar bushes

Mark
20-11-03, 10:35 PM
Yes the ones from www.raldes.co.uk do seem to very good on price

novashed
21-11-03, 07:32 PM
i got powerflex for free :lol: , mix up with orders for a mates car, made a big difference, car seemed to brake a lot better, stiffer front end, havent got round to fitting the rears yet 1 year later :?

Jon_nova1
22-11-03, 08:56 AM
demon tweeks don't know how much they cost though i think it's in motorsport catalogue

Mark
22-11-03, 10:25 AM
Oh yes, be an autonomous drone, go to demon-tweeks, pay their extortionate prices :!:

m.d.
23-11-03, 04:41 PM
got the whole kit for 99 quid from an ad in total vaux. make the car feel well tight.

why do you all say remove the ARB does it make it handle better or something.

i snapped one once and the car leaned like a twat till i got a new one

Mark
23-11-03, 05:09 PM
This might explain things a bit easier for you about ARB's

http://www.novaload.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=66911

Jon_nova1
24-11-03, 04:51 PM
Oh yes, be an autonomous drone, go to demon-tweeks, pay their extortionate prices :!:

as i said i can't remember how much they cost :!:

ade
25-11-03, 12:04 AM
why bother?

Was discussing this with aragorn the other week - the standard poly bushes are fine for what most of us use their cars for. Poly's are only really effective for "hard" use - I need new ones but am considering whether its worth it - I mean the ones that are on my car now were fitted over 12 yrs ago and have lasted as long - I reckon another set of oem ones will be good for another 5 yrs+ even with lowered suspension.

At the endof the day for the money difference is it worth it for the !average novaloader and how much difference do you really feel - bearing in mind that to get full potential from them you need to ensure your strut top mounts are new or uprated, springs/damerss and other suspension parts are in v good to excellent condition?

Ade
(devils advocate)
:twisted:

Ben
25-11-03, 04:35 AM
I will be fitting a complete new set when car will be done, have got different tie bars and various other parts to get powdercoated.

Im the kind of person that if it can be improved or uprated i will do it.

Cheese
25-11-03, 02:34 PM
Ade,
A few of the companies who make poly bushes, offer them in different "grades", so you could get some softer compound ones, which would be an improvement over the OE ones, without giving a harsh ride.

Juats an idea :)