Tuner limiter kit

[plumber vic]

Car in for subframe repair at Elms tomorrow , is it worth getting limiter kit fitted ????

[adem.csl]

Ive got them on mine well worth the buy!!

[Equinox_csl]

I have them on mine too, the benefits of a standard bush without introducing much noise into the car but the benefits of limited movement of the arm. Mine is great.

[adem.csl]

I need 3 sets so im up for a group buy if anyone wants!!

[tommy_csl]

i'll have a set if a group buy is on

[glendog74]

Car in for subframe repair at Elms tomorrow , is it worth getting limiter kit fitted ????

Definitely.

[adem.csl]

i'll have a set if a group buy is on

Ive set up a group buy so once i see how many sets i need i will try get a price then divide it by the people that want sets

[shimmy]

Absolutely no question.

New RTAB OEM.plus RTaB a turner kit

[Bounce]

Definitely.

+1

[shane@mbtech]

Solid spherical bush. No extra noise noticed.

People who comment just regurgitate what the read on the tinterweb

[adem.csl]

I'm not commenting on solid bushes because i haven't tried them
I can only comment on what I'm using and they work well for me!
The setup you go for is all down to what you want the car to do!

[Equinox_csl]

The solid bushes on my E36 introduced a little more noise, as did the front lower arm bushes when I put powerflex ones on it, there we go I said it and experienced it myself without reading it on the internet, that said it was on an E36 so it may well be the case, although a lot of the bushes are similar things do improve as models change.

[shane@mbtech]

The solid bushes on my E36 introduced a little more noise, as did the front lower arm bushes when I put powerflex ones on it, there we go I said it and experienced it myself without reading it on the internet, that said it was on an E36 so it may well be the case, although a lot of the bushes are similar things do improve as models change.

I'll pop your blue peter badge in the post :gayfight:

I went from standard to powerflex on my Csl and noticed zero difference tbh. I then fitted solid spherical bushes and didn't note any extra intrusion

I however never used my Csl daily. But it does give the car a better feel, less vague.

Majority fit aftermarket loud exhausts so a solid rear trailing arm will likely not be noticeable.

Everyone as different though, horses for courses.

[Equinox_csl]

Have you still got my address to post my badge to :wink:

[AlexGTT]

If/when my limiter kit gave up I'd go solid. However, it hasn't in 50k miles so who knows when that'll be.