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It's a performance Engine Mount, that's nearly 200% stiffer than OE. Did you research this prior to purchasing and installing? Which one did you buy, the Road or Black Series version? Did you remove the PU tuning pins? Ultimately an 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. We wouldn't accept a return on a part that's been fitted and used, I'm afraid. Please email us at sales@powerflex.co.uk if you would like to discuss this further.

It makes the car dangerous to drive because of how strong vibrations transfer to the entire car. In the discription it says a small increase in NVH which is not true! In reality it’s a super increase in NVH so strong that I hade to install old part back back and now it’s back to normal very pleasant drive. Once you install the part they don’t take returns which is not fair because it does not make any sense to have a part that makes it uncomfortable and dangerous to drive and it’s not as described it’s way more than 20% NVH it’s more like 100% increase in NVH!!! I want my refund

It explains this in the information above, Khalid. More information can be found here, however. www.powerflex.co.uk/blog/nl2024-07-porsche-bolt-on-jack-pad

What is it that you're looking for a video link for?

@@PowerflexSuspensionBushes I was see it on the track, the track video, like on board cam etc

@@CorradoRacer we don't have that I'm afraid as it's not our car, it's a customers. We only have footage of the bush installation.

We don't recommend applying grease between the body of the bush and the arm, only the inner bore of the bush and outer faces where the sleeve rotates.

I'm sorry to hear this. If you could email our sales team letting them know which part you require and what country you are in to sales@powerflex.co.uk, they will be able to advise on the current stock holding and which dealer would be best to purchase from. Thanks.

@@PowerflexSuspensionBushes Awesome! Thank you!

Good n tight.

I emailed them wiling to book it in and they weren't interested. Said something about how they weren't doing it for many months or something like that . I thought ' Ok your loss'.

Strut spacers aren't something we have experience with on this model I'm afraid. You'll have to have a look online for someone that makes them to be sure.

I'm also wondering the same question. Did you find the answer?

@@cadenguyen463 No. I suppose the car would be very stiff, also some bushes do not impact the handling so much, maybe this was the reason.

@@BojanBojovic I''m about to install coilovers..and was thinking of having this done at the same time..but I'm worried the coilovers + bushings together might make the car too stiff

There's no camber or caster adjustment originally at the front. The bushes allow that, so if you do lower you can adjust it

60 nm

Please email sales@powerflex.co.uk with your enquiry and one of our team will gladly assist 📧👨🏻‍💻👍🏻

It wasn't supplied by us so know very little about it or who it's made by but it's a wishbone lever bar. I found this online shop.mueller-werkzeug.com/en/suspension/mueller-432900-universal-axle-bar.html which appears to be similar if not the same, but there are others available on eBay and Amazon.

You can find out more about our universal range of exhaust mounts on our website www.powerflex.co.uk/products/EXHAUST+MOUNTS-2618/1.html. I hope this helps.

Fair point and good feedback. I'll let our creator know for future videos. Thanks.

We actually supply 5ml sachets with our parts which is plenty if used correctly hence the instructional video. It is our own formulated PTFE/Silicone grease that compliments our products and is supplied in convenient teartop tubes, so far from being really cheap. Cheap would be to supply a completely inappropriate grease, just because of the price.

Although not immediately, we will be introducing rear bushes for the GR Yaris when demand and vehicle age dictates. I would imagine that we will produce a full bush for the rear trailing arm rather than an insert, however.

@@PowerflexSuspensionBushes I was asking because ,even if new, the rear front longitudinal arm bush is very soft and so a solid one would be a good option. There are already pillowballs available though.

@@flylower Thank you for the feedback, I shall pass this onto our Development Team for their consideration.

During the development of the Yaris engine mount inserts we trialed several iterations to achieve reduced engine movement within bearable levels of NVH increase. Naturally by reducing the movement in each mount some additional vibration is added, again with increased hardness in material more vibration can be expected. With this in mind we aim our yellow 70A inserts towards fast road based drivers. Our caster increase bushes enable +/- 0.5-1deg adjustment and increase vertical stiffness by 250%. These combine for improved handling and reduced suspension movement during loading. These bushes along with the engine mount inserts have been tested in road and track conditions by high profile UK tuning companies. Best regards Sam Edwards ~ Head of Design & Development

@@PowerflexSuspensionBushes thanks Sam, very helpful. So that’s 250% stiffer to sweep the arm up and down?

Jason,have you checked the allignment on the front end, my circuit pack was washing out and since changing to approx 2.25-2.5 front camber with new bolt config from Toyota it has meant I can brake later and power through corner alot more efficiently without major understeer.

@@campbellmacfarlane00 yes, you’re right. Initially I tried the car completely stock and then with just RS4 tyres (major improvement over the dunflops). During our delta outbreak I got my hands on the DNA racing camber tops and have done a few days with 3.1 degrees and one with 2.75, the later was exchanging camber for castor (that’s the way the bushing works) and that has made all the difference. I’m actually keen to find more dynamic camber and wind my static back a little further again. I think where you are currently will be my next step and I’ll try get more castor again with an LCA bush. More dynamic and less static is what I’m thinking will be best. Cheers!

looks like a km2 not sure on the size though

Please tire size, thank you.

@@marcelopaz3157 probably a 285 70 17 or 285 75 17(rare size)

Thanks

Thanks 😁

I've attempted it. Managed to do the front control arm bushings on the driveway with a lot of effort. Front sway bar is impossible without a proper garage.

So the Powerflex ‘Handling Pack’ as shown here is £177.95, fitting is extra but how much?

@@The__ASH You would need to contact Dub Unit for an idea on labour costs I'm afraid. Here's the link to our UP! page www.powerflex.co.uk/products/Up%21+Incl.+GTI+%282011+-%29-3078/1.html

@@PowerflexSuspensionBushes Superb 👍 Have used your products in the past, bit of a fan as you are a U.K. company producing top quality items.

@@The__ASH Thanks for the support

We only manufacture the parts I'm afraid, we don't offer a fitting service. Transporter HQ are a dealer of ours and assisted us in making this video so they would be the best people to contact transporterhq.co.uk/