General Handling of SuperFlex Products

  • Remove all dust, previous bush residue, paint or old grease from contact surfaces, prior to fitment.
  • Ensure any original outer shell is not inadvertently left in place. A common mistake where the old rubber bush has unbonded from its shell. In some instances the outer shell is intentionally left in place, as described in models and descriptions on our price lists.
  • Do not fit new bushes to worn, rusty, or distorted fittings. Worn components must be replaced.
  • Lightly coat bush contact surfaces with assembly lubricant (where supplied) prior to fitment.
  • Insert the stainless steel tubes (where applicable) after the bushes are installed
    into their housing.
  • Immersing high-interference fit bushes in warm water, can assist fitting in a very cold climate.
  • Before the final tightening, suspension arms must be at normal ride height.
  • When replacing original componentry, ensure that all nuts and bolts are tightened to original manufacturer’s specifications.
  • Bushes must not come into contact with alcohol-based solvents such as MEK, methanol, or methylated spirit.
Abbreviations used on this website
AR = As Required R & D = Research and Development OEM = Original Equipment Manufacture
POA = Price on Application SOO = Special Order Only RRP = Recommended Retail Price
NSS = Not Supplied Separately NA = Not Applicable LHS = Left Hand Side
PAS = Power Assisted Steering ARB = Anti Roll Bar RHS = Right Hand Side
RHD = Right Hand Drive LHD = Left Hand Drive TCA = Track Control Arm
PU = Polyurethane    
Explanation of our part numbering system
Part numbers followed by /** are variable diameter e.g. SPF1450/**, for 28mm anti roll bar order SPF1450/28
Part numbers followed by -70 -80 -90 -95, denote bush hardness where variable or significant
Part numbers followed by - then number, denote variable length e.g. SPF2211-24
Part numbers followed by K denote a kit as per description listed
Part numbers followed by KSS denote a kit with stainless steel crush tubes
Part numbers followed by P denote polyurethane only, where bush is primarily used with a crush tube
Part numbers followed by S denote shell only
Part numbers followed by T denote crush tube only
Part numbers followed by W denote washer only