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Maxi
26-05-2001, 08:37
Hi!

I would need some advices about the hks pillowball upper mounts and the ralliart or powerflex bushings!

Thank you for your help!

Maxi
05-06-2001, 02:06
I can't believe that no one has upgraded bushings and hasn't pillowball upper mounts!!!

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blairevo3
05-06-2001, 09:19
I have on my e3 but i havn't driven it yet and can't compere to std.

Braf
06-06-2001, 00:25
Maxi,

I have ordered a set of mounts from <!--http--><a href|EQU| http://www.tas.uk.com target|EQU| _blank >TransAutoSport</a><!--url-->. The price was very good and I have been impressed with other components I have got from them previously. They should be on the car within the week and I will let you know how they perform for me.

They are also looking into a set of nylon bushings for our cars.

Michael K
07-06-2001, 11:56
Sorry, I`ve got the Powerflex bushings, not a big difference to standard and I had them changed cause there were problems with the standard ones (a Mitsubishi ####-up).

Braf
13-06-2001, 21:38
Maxi,

I now have the TAS mounts installed. The mounts came blank and I had them drilled by my local machine shop. It was just simpler doing it local than having TAS do the work.

The annoying clonking sounds I have had to put up with are gone. The construction of the mount is very robust and I am sure that they will far outlast my ownership of the car.

I cannot honestly say that I have noticed a dramatic difference in ride or handling yet. Perhaps there is more road feel and this for me inspires more confidence in my car. First impressions can be deceiving and I will give it some time.

The cost was 1/3 of the next best option and I am well satisfied.

Claudius
14-06-2001, 00:38
The TransAutoSport web site sücks!

Braf
14-06-2001, 18:18
Yes. It needs work.

They really are not set up for heavy retailing.