Rear Subframe Bush Measurements - Page 3

Bolin · 6th April 2015, 23:17

The density of the rubber might be hard to determine, so as Brian says obtaining the original drawings is the best option.

As an example of this,later Allegro Mk3 engine mounts look identical for the two types of engine, but have different part numbers - a set of scales showed that the weights were different, and therefore the densities of the rubbers were different.

DMGRS · 7th April 2015, 11:07

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

Mat, drop Stu House an email at X-Part, I'm sure he will have the technical drawings on file

Brian

Shall do Brian, thank you!
It's times like this I wish I had the clout and know-how of a company like XPart.

DMGRS · 7th April 2015, 11:08

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Originally Posted by trimani

Can't see how Matt is 'Making A Few Quid' out of this yet,

He's still trying to source them. However, if he can source & supply, then I hope he maked a good profit. His efforts deserve it.

I second that Ps3000, Matt makes big efforts to supply us with N/A Items.
We must give him full support.

Thanks also to 'Arctic' For his time & effort.

trimani (ALF)

Don't worry all - I know the good intention behind all comments.

The support is appreciated - it's not easy finding some bits for our cars, but someone's gotta do it, as they say!

99% of my profit probably goes on coffee for my late night talks with SAIC MG and their distributors in China.

Doc Evil · 7th April 2015, 18:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by DMGRS

Don't worry all - I know the good intention behind all comments.

The support is appreciated - it's not easy finding some bits for our cars, but someone's gotta do it, as they say!

99% of my profit probably goes on coffee for my late night talks with SAIC MG and their distributors in China.

Try some Taylors Hot Lava Java you will chat away all night and next morning with that stuff it's great
Keep up the good work Mat

Doc

Typhoon190 · 18th July 2021, 13:24

KHC000181 rear cross member bush appears to be no longer available. Does anyone know of an equivalent please?

Thanks in advance.

Ben.

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Typhoon190 This is my second home MG ZT-T 190 Monogram Typhoon Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Oxfordshire Posts: 4,704 Thanks: 328 Thanked 557 Times in 443 Posts	KHC000181 rear cross member bush appears to be no longer available. Does anyone know of an equivalent please? Thanks in advance. Ben.