Michael from TNP gone solo

[wildfaye29]

If chg to new stock bush will still have squeaky sound, might as well upgrade to poly bush that will last longer as it is more durable.

Cost about same as stock as will also have some squeak.

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[wildfaye29]

https://www.powerflex.co.uk/road-ser...29-3196/1.html

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[markfer1]

Originally Posted by wildfaye29

If chg to new stock bush will still have squeaky sound, might as well upgrade to poly bush that will last longer as it is more durable.

Cost about same as stock as will also have some squeak.

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Hee hee. They did not offer me that option.

The squeaky sound only happen on rainy days + a few days after that.


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[wildfaye29]

Ownself buy and pass to workshop to press in. The labour is the same.

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[DaveFr]

Thanks bros.

The suspension work he told me will take a whole day for both sides. Including bushings plus shocks. I still feel like just changing bushings first only without shocks. Curious to see which will fix the sound. Front end does feel a bit wobbly.

Poly bushes i had them on my previous evo 8. Can feel very stiff. For a C5 i think stick to stock bushings is my preference. Thanks for the recommendation though bro. Did you install to your ride?

Checked with Trans Hua also. Shocks currently no stock thats why was thinking try the bushings first.

[markfer1]

Originally Posted by DaveFr

Thanks bros.



The suspension work he told me will take a whole day for both sides. Including bushings plus shocks. I still feel like just changing bushings first only without shocks. Curious to see which will fix the sound. Front end does feel a bit wobbly.



Poly bushes i had them on my previous evo 8. Can feel very stiff. For a C5 i think stick to stock bushings is my preference. Thanks for the recommendation though bro. Did you install to your ride?



Checked with Trans Hua also. Shocks currently no stock thats why was thinking try the bushings first.

if you do it together, total labour cost should be lesser then you do it on 2 separate occasion.

I think it is fair


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[wildfaye29]

Installed the most hardest on my previous 2010 Grand Picasso

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[DaveFr]

Thanks for the input bro. I will try to source for the stock of the shocks first then.

[markfer1]

Originally Posted by DaveFr

Thanks for the input bro. I will try to source for the stock of the shocks first then.

You should try calling kian hua too. They might have. Also good to compare prices. Dun forget the price they quote you over the phone is without GST one


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Originally Posted by DaveFr

Thanks bros.

The suspension work he told me will take a whole day for both sides. Including bushings plus shocks. I still feel like just changing bushings first only without shocks. Curious to see which will fix the sound. Front end does feel a bit wobbly.

Poly bushes i had them on my previous evo 8. Can feel very stiff. For a C5 i think stick to stock bushings is my preference. Thanks for the recommendation though bro. Did you install to your ride?

Checked with Trans Hua also. Shocks currently no stock thats why was thinking try the bushings first.

Just change the lower arm first.