Fiat Coupe Forum
- Founded by Kayjey & James Northam
- Funded by the Club for the benefit of all owners
Fiat Coupe Club UK
join the club
Fiat Coupe Forum
 
» Announced
    Posting images


» Related sites
    Main club site
    fiatcoupe.net


» External data
    owners listed
 
Who's Online Now
4 registered members (CVL200, Sheepshead, DaveG, 1 invisible), 211 guests, and 3 spiders.
Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod
Forum Statistics
Forums69
Topics113,597
Posts1,341,081
Members1,801
Most Online731
Jan 14th, 2020
Top Posters(All Time)
barnacle 33,553
stan 32,122
Theresa 23,300
PeteP 21,512
bockers 21,071
JimO 17,917
Nigel 17,367
Edinburgh 16,785
RSS Feeds
Club Events
Club Information
Track Events
Rolling Road/RWYB
Social Events
Non-UK Events
Coupé Related Chat
Coupé Spotting
Coupé News/Press
Buying/Selling Advice
Insuring a Coupé
Basic FAQ's
How to Guides
Forum Issues
Technical Problems
General Maintenance
Styling
Tuning
Handling
ICE and Alarm
Coupés for Sale
Coupés Wanted
Parts for Sale
Parts Wanted
Group Buys
Business Forum
Other Vehicles for Sale/Wanted
Other Items for Sale/Wanted
Haggling/Offers
Ebay links
Other Cars
Other Websites
General Chat
Previous Thread
Next Thread
Print Thread
PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? #1666816
07/08/2023 22:36
07/08/2023 22:36
Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
richydraper Offline OP
Club member 2049
richydraper  Offline OP
Club member 2049
On a journey

Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
so im staring at strongflex, thinking these are way better priced than a certain purple company... however they dont do any Front ARB Droplink bushes.
Purple company do but... £23 per bush per side so £100 incl postage. thats a lot of money given the size of them. especially since i can get wishbone and inboard ARB PU for a total of £116

any alternatives?

for reference...
2x PFF1-806
2x PFF1-603

Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666817
07/08/2023 22:38
07/08/2023 22:38
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 989
Drakelow
Jamiepm Offline
Club member 1989
Jamiepm  Offline
Club member 1989
Enjoying the ride

Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 989
Drakelow
Hi rich, if you look through the strongflex catalogue, I’m pretty sure they do the bushes in question but they are listed for another car, albeit I can’t remember right now.

As and when my stock control arms are worn , then I’ll look to do these along with the other bushes

Cheers Jamie


She's alive!
Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666818
07/08/2023 22:59
07/08/2023 22:59
Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
richydraper Offline OP
Club member 2049
richydraper  Offline OP
Club member 2049
On a journey

Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
will keep looking....
the things i do to save £75!

Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666819
07/08/2023 23:08
07/08/2023 23:08
Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
richydraper Offline OP
Club member 2049
richydraper  Offline OP
Club member 2049
On a journey

Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
the 3 bushes circled in green, dont appear to be available at StrongflexUK or StrongflexEU

If you have a link/partnumber id appreciate it

Attached Files
Untitled.png (103 downloads)
Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666824
08/08/2023 15:47
08/08/2023 15:47
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 989
Drakelow
Jamiepm Offline
Club member 1989
Jamiepm  Offline
Club member 1989
Enjoying the ride

Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 989
Drakelow
Hi Rich,
I had a quick look and couldn't see it, but probably worth an email to them as they have an office in the south near Chicester.

Cheers Jamie


She's alive!
Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666833
08/08/2023 20:16
08/08/2023 20:16
Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
richydraper Offline OP
Club member 2049
richydraper  Offline OP
Club member 2049
On a journey

Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
Done... ill keep you updated

Attached Files
Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666834
08/08/2023 20:21
08/08/2023 20:21
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 989
Drakelow
Jamiepm Offline
Club member 1989
Jamiepm  Offline
Club member 1989
Enjoying the ride

Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 989
Drakelow
thumb


She's alive!
Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666855
09/08/2023 21:50
09/08/2023 21:50
Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
richydraper Offline OP
Club member 2049
richydraper  Offline OP
Club member 2049
On a journey

Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
Womp womp... frown

Attached Files
Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666856
09/08/2023 22:08
09/08/2023 22:08
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 989
Drakelow
Jamiepm Offline
Club member 1989
Jamiepm  Offline
Club member 1989
Enjoying the ride

Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 989
Drakelow
Bugger, I could have sworn I saw something, anyway back to paying though the nose for powerflex then…

Cheers Jamie


She's alive!
Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666857
09/08/2023 22:48
09/08/2023 22:48
Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
richydraper Offline OP
Club member 2049
richydraper  Offline OP
Club member 2049
On a journey

Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
sadly, yup

PF seem to be the only company who make em at the time of writing this. £87.93 for both sides... censored

Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666858
09/08/2023 23:06
09/08/2023 23:06
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 989
Drakelow
Jamiepm Offline
Club member 1989
Jamiepm  Offline
Club member 1989
Enjoying the ride

Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 989
Drakelow
Only other suggestion is if you can buy a block of PU and shape your own….

I think they are around 30mm diameter, and assuming the metal parts are in good condition, then you just need an 8mm hole down the centre


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/38524063...r=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY


Last edited by Jamiepm; 09/08/2023 23:10. Reason: Added the link

She's alive!
Re: PU Bushes, ARB Drop links? [Re: richydraper] #1666863
09/08/2023 23:37
09/08/2023 23:37
Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
richydraper Offline OP
Club member 2049
richydraper  Offline OP
Club member 2049
On a journey

Joined: May 2023
Posts: 131
Coventry
too late already ordered... also i dont have the facility to turn anything with any kind of precision.

IF i had a lathe id have seriously considered that option though

Last edited by richydraper; 09/08/2023 23:39.

Powered by UBB.threads™ PHP Forum Software 7.7.1
(Release build 20190129)
PHP: 7.3.33 Page Time: 0.014s Queries: 18 (0.007s) Memory: 0.7983 MB (Peak: 0.9162 MB) Data Comp: Off Server Time: 2024-04-27 15:49:12 UTC