GR Yaris RTA (Rear Trailing Arm) bushing

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Amjad

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Has anyone used the Polybush RTA bushing replacement? (7CA in link)

Yaris GR - Polybush Kit

Toyota Yaris GR - Polybush Suspension Components - Our parts last 4-5 times longer than OE & provide an impressive and confident ride...
www.polybush.co.uk www.polybush.co.uk

This is one of the bushings that @AdrianoJamesPiras recommended to replace in his best bang for buck mods, but I don't want to run a solid/pillowball bushing.

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Looking for any feedback on the above item, unfortunately cannot see that Whiteline or Powerflex offer this..

TIA
 
It turned out this was a Verkline bush. Have some ready to fit but not done yet
 
I've had confirmation from Powerflex that this is something they have planned but is some way off. I may wait until it's released!
 
Michael Knight said:
the stock bushes are like chewing gum.
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I'm not surprised, poly inserts for the engine/box were a game changer!

Hoping to get this RTA bush and the whiteline caster bush fitted at the same time
 
Michael Knight said:
the stock bushes are like chewing gum.
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Plus the bushes have a void in the rubber. I am not sure if this is to reduce NVH or to allow the bush to twist. Sorry image is poor quality but you get the idea.

Trailing Arm.webp
 
Amjad said:
I've had confirmation from Powerflex that this is something they have planned but is some way off. I may wait until it's released!
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Good news. Not keen on pillowball even if supossedly weathersealed (DNA) with winter use...
 
Onehp said:
Good news. Not keen on pillowball even if supossedly weathersealed (DNA) with winter use...
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Genuine question - are they really THAT sensitive to debris or is it salt specifically that get's them?
 
Onehp said:
Good news. Not keen on pillowball even if supossedly weathersealed (DNA) with winter use...
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I think the salt you guys have to put up with would knock the pillowballs around pretty badly.
 
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