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Old 05-06-13, 06:31 AM   #1
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Poly Bushes

I need to replace my rear anti roll bar bushes and thought I would get some poly ones

I have had a quick google but can't find them for my Mk1

Would anyone know where I can get some? A few place have them for the ZR, is the ARB the same diameter?

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Old 05-06-13, 06:49 AM   #2
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thanks Pete, but I'm still not sure which to get. I just measured the circumference of the rear ARB and it is 60mm so if I divide that by 3.14 it is 19.1mm. Superflex don't do rear ARB bushes at 19mm, only 18mm or 20mm. They do however do the front ones in a 19mm - will the front ones fit?
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Powerflex do a 19mm pair for the old shape 400, should I get these? They look like they'd fit!
http://www.powerflex.co.uk/road-seri...+19mm/734.html
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Measure the diameter with an adjustable spanner if you don't have a vernier caliper, I think it would be more accurate than the circumference divided by pi.

The front and rear aren't interchangeable.
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Your rear arb should be 20mm.
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19mm measured with adjustable spanner....

so will these for the old 400 work?

http://www.powerflex.co.uk/road-seri...+19mm/734.html

Appreciate your help with this
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Yes, they'll be fine, the zs shares the same rear suspension as the old shape (R8) 200 and 400, also a point of interest that another zs with the wrong rear arb fitted.
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Mine is 20mm as the stamp on it confirms (removed it today and sanded it down ready to paint)

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Hmmm. well I have triple checked and it is 19mm, and I have ordered some, hope they'll fit! :P

I have just noticed if I try to push/pull the ARB then I hear a clanging noise, hopefully these bushes will resolve....!

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