Powerflex Front Lower Engine Mount Hybrid Bushing - Mk7 VW | 8V Audi (Pre 7/27/16)

Powerflex Front Lower Engine Mount Hybrid Bushing - Mk7 VW | 8V Audi (Pre 7/27/16)This part replaces the lower half of the original bushing OEM part number 5Q0198037A and includes an insert to fit into and fill the voids in the upper bushing This unique bushing has been designed to be fitted without subframe removal from the vehicle and avoids associated wheel alignment costs. Powerflex polyurethane bushings are designed to decrease the amount of deflection in your car's suspension which improves handling, driver feedback, and tire

This part replaces the lower half of the original bushing OEM part number 5Q0198037A and includes an insert to fit into and fill the voids in the upper bushing This unique bushing has been designed to be fitted without subframe removal from the vehicle and avoids associated wheel alignment costs.

Powerflex polyurethane bushings are designed to decrease the amount of deflection in your car's suspension which improves handling, driver feedback, and tire wear. Powerflex uses their own premium polyurethane formulation to provide minimal NVH (noise, vibration, harshness) and increased longevity over stock rubber bushings.

Bushings are produced in one of three durometers – Yellow (70A, approximately 25% stiffer than stock), Purple (80A, approximately 30% stiffer than stock), and Black (95A, approximately 80% stiffer than stock). Unlike other brands using only one urethane grade for all applications, Powerflex design engineers choose the correct hardness to allow for the specific movement or rigidity required for each location while minimizing unwanted NVH.

Powerflex urethane hardness is standardized per fitment and location. This takes out the guess work, so when you choose Street, you know our design engineers have selected the optimal polyurethane hardness for your specific application. Select parts are also available in an optional stiffer urethane (Black Series) for track and autocross performance where NVH is less important.