dabow

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well at the moment i have a little issue with the power flex rear ones.

i'm seeing if anyone else has had this issue, there the alloy type:



this pick is of the car just siting on level ground too!

every one said change the plaggy one as there prone to snapping.
well with these, i would def say they will snap if i drive the car

its a uk 95 impreza turbo.

sent an e-mall to power flex uk. waiting for there reply. but how can they get away with selling goods like this

any info would be good

scoobynewbie72

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How do fella, long time no see,
I have changed mine and they dont sit as close as that, Its peeing down now or id go take a pic.

dabow

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i just looked out.

its tanking it down, but i carn't drive the car like that.
i'm looking at another set. but for what these power flex things cost, they should fit

the standard one was sitting fine.
or well, i may put up an add for a set that fits
nice one

FLAT ERIC

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You sure you got the right part number for your model as they don't look deep set enough? These are what they should look like with a deeper curve.




These are my Noltec ones which are similar to the Power flex ones connected to a Whiteline adjustable anti roll bar.

Offside.


Nearside.


Standard,wire type & cast type to compare.


Mark

Shark Man

They definetely don't look right. Looks like you got sent the wrong ones (likely). Or you have an odd ARB (doubtful)

Did you compare them side-by side to the orginals before fitting? The basic dimensions and hole spacing should be almost identical to the OE ones.

dabow

iTrader: (19)

i did compair them, but got told they will still fit. but when i took the old ones off. i had to grind the bolts off (damaging the roody things)

they were a lot smaller & yes the part number was for my car
i've got whiteline on the front so i've put an add up fot the whiteline rears

i've been in touch with power flex, i'm just waiting for a reply
if anyone know to what car these are for. i'll put them up for sale

dabow

iTrader: (19)

thats the code to which was on the packet.

look at this e-bay link:

Powerflex Subaru Impreza rear ARB droplinks WRX STI on eBay, also Suspension Components, Performance Tuning Parts, Car Tuning Styling, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 04-Jan-08 12:59:10 GMT)

there the same as the ones i put on my car

i thinks its know down to power flex them selves, they must have changed then to these what i got.

but i'll try & get whiteline know

dabow

iTrader: (19)

well i know have a set of the whiteline one coming.

but if anyone knows to what year impreza these are for, please let me know

i'll then be able to sell them on. i'm still going to get in touch with power flex about it...

911

When you look at the way the WIRE Whitelines work on suspension droop (tripple pics above) you know why many use them. The bush is far less distorted.

Critical to get the right part for the particular year.

Good luck, this should be dead easy to fix.

jasonius

iTrader: (1)

They look identical to the ones on my 05 wrx, which have been fitted without a problem for nearly 3yrs.

The Powerflex ones in Flat Eric's post (PFR69-200) are a squarer cross section as opposed to mine (and the ones at the top of this post) and seem to have a deeper 'C'..!

I think I still have my OEM ones in the Powerflex box somewhere, I'll try and dig it out an check the part number..

dabow

iTrader: (19)

thanks, but the part numbr to which was on the packaging was that for the early type. the box is know gone.

but if you have the ones you took off your car, & take a pic say. it might brake it down a little to find out what year these are really for.

they could have just been in the wrong packaging. but there not right for my car

thanks guy.

green un

is there any difference between the wire type and the cast type?
apart from the obvious.

911

IMHO:
The bushes in the wire type are far less distorted with the suspension in droop as the pic shows, but i feel the wire ones give less resistance to moving in actual drive position.

for me there is the bonus that you can clean and lubricate them easy too.