Price: $275.00
Website: http://www.psifimotorsports.com/bushings.htm
Install Instructions: http://www.psifimotorsports.com/instruc ... shings.pdf
Review:
These bushings are amazing, from the time I took them out of the box I knew I would be impressed with them. The build quality is top-notch!
First impresses as you can tell are great, crusing down the road you can't really tell they are installed in replace of the stock bushings. The only noticable difference is that small bumps are more easily felt since these are solid replacements and dont' absorb vibrations.
Cornering is great, the stearing is easier and more responsive. Through turns the car isn't as bouncy, weight transfer is much smoother.
As for wheel hop, I didn't get a good chance to really launch the car hard but as I pulled away from the house after installing and I gave it a tad to much gas and scared the neighbors. From what I noticed from that experience the wheel hop is gone. This doesn't mean that you can go buy these, install them, and wheel hop will be completely gone, you must still have some good still motor mounts as those control the flexing of the motor where these control tire deflection.
This kit was not ment for stock suspension, if you install these on a non-lowered car there will be a clunking noise from the control arms hitting the sub frame of the car. Unlike on the stock bushings that didn't let that happen because of their restrictive movement.
All in all I give these
Also, for the install, I purchased a 1-Ton arbor press from a local store called Harbor Freight Tools ( www.harborfreight.com ). With that press I could easily press out the stock bushings and press in the Psi-Fi kit. It'll just take some creativity setting up the press on the control arms to get the stock bushings in. But it can be done without taking it somewhere.
Now onto the pictures...
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