Problem solving bushes

[Johnxrs]

Anyone used "problem solving bushes" on the rear beam

 

[trublustu]

I take it "problem solving" means new....

if you need them, youll really need them!

get a wheel brace on your rear wheel when its on the ground and see if the wheel moves when you apply pressure.

its not a complicated job but its not a straight bolt on either, there are guides on here.

New original Ford ones are probably best, but (decent) polybush is good on track (harsh on the roads)

 

[Johnxrs]

Sorry these ones off eBay they are poly bushes £25

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[YOG]

Picture of the product would be good.

 

[Johnxrs]

I'm quite new on here can you see the photo ?

 

[YOG]

Similar to the Powerflex, but without the longitudinal grooves. Because of this, I would imagine that they would be harder to fit than the Powerflex, and give an even harsher ride.

 

[Johnxrs]

Thanks
They were £25.96 a pair delivered thought they were worth a go will post a result when I get chance to fit them :grin:

 

[trublustu]

I recon "Problem Solving Bushings" (what a wonderful interpretation of English!) is just a (Chinese) brand.

A shout hammer and silicone spray will drift them home im sure...

There are guides on this forum with picture stories to help.

 

[AshLaw]

I've just had these fitted on my Puma.

I'll give you the low down after driving with them for a few weeks - as I had all the suspension replaced at the same time.

 

[moondustka]

They look like a copy of the Ford Motorsport variant, which are a 909 part.

They should fit easy (he says) I've fitted a genuine Ford one like that.

 

[Dwighet]

Be ready for a Skippy ass end over bumpy corners.

 

[ElDude at Allison Automotive]

eek.. be prepared for a VERY harsh backend :lol:

 

[AshLaw]

Kent has some of worse roads I have ever come across and the back end with these bushes is amazing. However, can't say the same for the front.