Hi
I am in the process of making my own bushins in a CNC- turning machine. Since there arent any cheap alternatives to mazda and some other company\'s bushings i thought i could make more sets than just to myself.
The interest here in sweden is low therefor i\'m asking here aswell.
I will be calculating a price for this kit that will include all 18 bushings. All i can say about the price is that it\'s going to be a bit cheaper than the "Unobtanium bushings" that u can buy in usa.
Here\'s a link to a thread of my car.
http://rejsa.nu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4468&sid=9d2778ea490b175fb433d1b886a457bb
Hi there,
I got these for my car through //www.reworx.com may save you a lot of work - they are really top quality...
So glenn,how much did you payed for the full set?
They (FEED bushes) arent cheap! £825 inc VAT. I guess you dont pay the vat tho if they are exported...
And they are close to solid.
The FEED Bushings is great if u only drive your car on a track, maybe also if u have very lean roads where u live, i don\'t so i want softer bushings. Not saying that nylon bushings s soft though, they are very hard compared to rubber.
QuoteOriginally posted by TobiasRX
The FEED Bushings is great if u only drive your car on a track, maybe also if u have very lean roads where u live, i don\'t so i want softer bushings. Not saying that nylon bushings s soft though, they are very hard compared to rubber.
Yes - you\'re right, sorry I didn\'t specify that.
Please keep us posted with the outcome, I\'m sure there will be other people interested also.
QuoteOriginally posted by 20B_boy
They (FEED bushes) arent cheap! £825 inc VAT. I guess you dont pay the vat tho if they are exported...
And they are close to solid.
Hey Rich,thanks for the info mate,the price is ok compared to mazda oem,but the word "solid" is not for me...:D :D :D