Powerflex Bushes PFF5-220
Powerflex Bushes PFF5-220
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Powerflex Bushes PFF5-220
Designed to replace the softer rubber voided OE mount that is prone to cracking, allowing for excessive engine movement and wheel hop, PFF5-220 Lower Torque Mount Bracket & Bush (Yellow 70A and Purple 80A) is 300% stiffer than the worn OE mount and recommended for fast road use for standard or mildly tuned cars. Combining a CNC machined aluminium lower torque mount with various durometer bush options to suit differing states of tune, it's a great way of reducing engine movement for more balanced on/off throttle handling while improving gear shifting precision. It's also super easy to replace - just two bolts and it's out with the old, in with the new and no pressing out of any rubber! A small increase in NVH, usually at idle, should be expected when stiffening the connecting mount between the engine/transmission and chassis. The harder the material used, the greater the NVH transmitted.
OEM Part Number: 22116783094
OEM Part Number: 22114052474
OEM Part Number: 22116772040
Road (Purple & Yellow) Series - Road and Fast Road
Powerflex Road Series bushes improve your cars' road holding and chassis performance by controlling the amount of unwanted flex in the suspension. This means the suspension is doing what it is supposed to. It means your tyres have greater contact with the road at all times, therefore, improving safety and performance. Correctly formulated polyurethane is as good if not better at noise, vibration and harshness suppression when compared to worn rubber. Our Road bushes offer Prolonged tyre life, Improved performance, Increase safety, and Greater cost-effectiveness.
