Suspension Bushes and Bolts
09-02-2016, 01:39 AM
#22
Because I will just remove the compliance bush and replace with my Mugen ones I already have sat in the garage waiting to go in. So don't see why I would spend £180 for 2 front arms, when I could spend £80 and get mugen bushes for the front, or even less and fit Strongflex bushes (£12 ea).
I agree, if I didn't already have the mugen compliance bushes, it would be the cheaper option to buy the complete arm.
I agree, if I didn't already have the mugen compliance bushes, it would be the cheaper option to buy the complete arm.
09-02-2016, 01:50 AM
#23
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Originally Posted by Shaddow' timestamp='1472731455' post='24052622
Because I will just remove the compliance bush and replace with my Mugen ones I already have sat in the garage waiting to go in. So don't see why I would spend £180 for 2 front arms, when I could spend £80 and get mugen bushes for the front, or even less and fit Strongflex bushes (£12 ea).
I agree, if I didn't already have the mugen compliance bushes, it would be the cheaper option to buy the complete arm.
I agree, if I didn't already have the mugen compliance bushes, it would be the cheaper option to buy the complete arm.
But as I already have them, I can spend £80ish for mugen front bushes and have it sorted as opposed to £180 for 2 new arms.
09-02-2016, 02:04 AM
#24
That's one pair of Mugen compliance for £80 isn't it ? - if you are replacing all three pairs of front lower bushes with Mugen then the price for
a full control arm works out much better.
a full control arm works out much better.
09-02-2016, 02:11 AM
#25
Originally Posted by har-vey' timestamp='1472809171' post='24053440
[quote name='Shaddow' timestamp='1472731455' post='24052622']
Because I will just remove the compliance bush and replace with my Mugen ones I already have sat in the garage waiting to go in. So don't see why I would spend £180 for 2 front arms, when I could spend £80 and get mugen bushes for the front, or even less and fit Strongflex bushes (£12 ea).
I agree, if I didn't already have the mugen compliance bushes, it would be the cheaper option to buy the complete arm.
Because I will just remove the compliance bush and replace with my Mugen ones I already have sat in the garage waiting to go in. So don't see why I would spend £180 for 2 front arms, when I could spend £80 and get mugen bushes for the front, or even less and fit Strongflex bushes (£12 ea).
I agree, if I didn't already have the mugen compliance bushes, it would be the cheaper option to buy the complete arm.
But as I already have them, I can spend £80ish for mugen front bushes and have it sorted as opposed to £180 for 2 new arms.
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That's a good point, its actually cheaper to re bush the existing arm with Mugen items.
£75 for the compliance bush set
http://www.hendyeshop.co.uk/front-co...0n0-7613-p.asp
and the camber bust is £81
http://www.hendyeshop.co.uk/front-lo...0n0-7612-p.asp
09-02-2016, 07:09 AM
#26
^^^Does that set mean per side 
Edit: just phoned and 2 per set,not as bad as I thought
Edit: just phoned and 2 per set,not as bad as I thought
10-10-2016, 07:56 AM
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I've got nothing to add to this threat apart from I to need to get some new front compliance bushes aswell. Got my tyres changed out yesterday, and the O/S bush has certainly seen better days with a big rip in it! 
that linky to those cheap arms is a great price! hmmmmmmm
that linky to those cheap arms is a great price! hmmmmmmm
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