Product spotlight, Powerflex front lower control arm bushings for the Vanagon are super easy to install! If you want to buy a set here is the link on our site: www.vanagain.c...
Ken, thanks again for putting your time, effort and expertise out to the world. Quick question, what is your direct experience with the polyurethane bushings compared to rubber. I'm looking to do my upper control arms bushing first and considering switching all over to polyurethane eventually. Thanks for sharing.
+Brenda Lincoln Wojtanik I am still new to the Powerflex world, however I have heard some good things. They have a lifetime warranty and the failure rate is extremely low. Upper control arm bushings are about twice as expensive as the stock but you don't have to weld and they can be relubricated if they start to squeek in the future. The metal sleeves are stainless steel so you should not have to worry about rust. Let me know if you have any more questions. I am going to be installing many more of these in the next few months so I will start to have first hand knowledge of them to share.
Ken, thanks again for putting your time, effort and expertise out to the world. Quick question, what is your direct experience with the polyurethane bushings compared to rubber. I'm looking to do my upper control arms bushing first and considering switching all over to polyurethane eventually. Thanks for sharing.
+Brenda Lincoln Wojtanik I am still new to the Powerflex world, however I have heard some good things. They have a lifetime warranty and the failure rate is extremely low. Upper control arm bushings are about twice as expensive as the stock but you don't have to weld and they can be relubricated if they start to squeek in the future. The metal sleeves are stainless steel so you should not have to worry about rust. Let me know if you have any more questions. I am going to be installing many more of these in the next few months so I will start to have first hand knowledge of them to share.