Torsion beam trailing arm PU bush bulk


Reason: To have firmer trailing arm movement, precise weight shifting. Rear end of the car appear to be more neutral. It can prolong rear damper lifespan, as well as stock spring strength. Generally, polyurethane is plastics, can last extremely long compare to organic rubber bushing.
Side effect: For slow car fast driver, tend to over speed their corners due to over confidence. Neutral, meaning easy to turn, also meaning too much weight shifting can result in oversteer. An event of uncontrollable oversteer = lost control = crash. Tight trailing arm also meaning will have squeeking sound if not lubricate well. Lack of trailing arm movement can be annoying when going through rough roads, can crush your balls. Danger replacement part, for the non fainted heart! Use at your own risk.
Vehicle type: All BT2 & BT3 from PL1 family
Price: Unknown yet
Fabricator: e-lite
Quantity: In pair
Dealing method: Cash before fabrication
Bulk start date: TBA(after price negotiation and firming up the minimum numbers)
Bulk end date: 1 week from start date

1. davidke20
   
2. davidke20
   
3. NOX
   
4. li_5997
   
5. kenjilew
   
6. r3apers
   
7. Maxwell6635
   
8. Mahihi
   
9. V12kompressor
   
10. zeone
    
11. TitanRev
    
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Ladies and gentlemen, show me your interest in this. Put down your name so I can start counting. Fill in the number so we can negotiate a good price. Whoever shown interest, and if in the end the number can't make up to the bulk target, I will personally fill up the nearest pricing value. Good stuff I'm not afraid cannot sell later, infact I'm gonna jack up price for those who missed the bulk later.

Just rinsed my car today from embun. Then decided to topup battery water. Upon opening the hood, i saw my iafm prastic got water ponding, also some area at the alternator, and abs module.

Then i siram again, to realise that the water comes from the windshield cowl area.

One question, is this normal?