Will powerflex rear axle

[Heardy 0]

bushes make the ride any firmer or not ? I'm allready running Eibach spring's and dont really want it any firmer :)

Can anyone who's got them fitted tell me waht they think of them

Cheers Jason :wink:

[Joe M 0]

No firmer, just more controlled and slightly noisier on certain road surfaces.

[dr_mat 0]

And you'll lose the passive rear wheel steer.... As discussed a bazillion times.. :)

[Joe M 0]

Ive actually noticed the passive rear steer has returned with the addition of the Eibach arb's ive just had fitted. 8)

[Heardy 0]

Standard rear bushes it is then :)

[CoxyLaad 0]

are you sure this passive rear steer thing is not just a gimmicky pile of b0llocks?

 

i have not noticed any difference what so ever with my rear end over any other car...

[Kevin Bacon 5]

It is a little gimmicky boll0cks, but it does work.....

 

You don't actually feel the passive steer unless you really push it, and then you *do* really feel it...... the back suddenly snaps round mid-bend. Feels like a BMW that's about to start a rear wheel drift and then finds grip.... at first you think it's the rear wheel bearings with too much slack..... but you get used to it. Without it, the Corrado will almost certainly lose it's tail.

[A20 LEE 0]

It is a little gimmicky boll0cks, but it does work.....

 

You don't actually feel the passive steer unless you really push it, and then you *do* really feel it...... the back suddenly snaps round mid-bend. Feels like a BMW that's about to start a rear wheel drift and then finds grip.... at first you think it's the rear wheel bearings with too much slack..... but you get used to it. Without it, the Corrado will almost certainly lose it's tail.

 

I was told differently. Only works at low speed to give the car agility. Depends what you want i guess. If you want great handling get polybushes and live with a bit more road noise. BTW, Daz Ashby has solid aluminium rear bushes on his track car!!