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Which are the best type?

General wisdom was the cheapo SIL ones. Is that still the case and if so are the two or three hole ones best.
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ArmandTanzarian wrote:Which are the best type?

General wisdom was the cheapo SIL ones. Is that still the case and if so are the two or three hole ones best.
Interesting question,6k miles ago i fitted 1 sil and 1 casa bush in my engine and strangely the casa bush has warn out totally leaving the sil one looking as good as the day i fitted it ,so now ordered 2 indian bushes from Rayspeed just the job :D

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using the 3 hole SIL type from scooter restos,been on a while now no problems 8-)
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WINTERMODEL150 wrote:Interesting question,6k miles ago i fitted 1 sil and 1 casa bush in my engine and strangely the casa bush has warn out totally leaving the sil one looking as good as the day i fitted it
As a matter of interest, was it the kick start side that went? only that side gets more stress than the flywheel side so possibly not a fair test.
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2 hole SIL genuine or for original looks, 3 hole genuine SIL. Better quality and a cheaper price. Who can argue against that? :)
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And a few of us fill the void in the back with silicone too.
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WINTERMODEL150 wrote: Interesting question,6k miles ago i fitted 1 sil and 1 casa bush in my engine and strangely the casa bush has warn out totally leaving the sil one looking as good as the day i fitted it ,so now ordered 2 indian bushes from Rayspeed just the job :D

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dean ..just out of interest ..which side was the casa fitted ??
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dapper wrote:And a few of us fill the void in the back with silicone too.
What advantage does that give and is there a downside?
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No downside, and can give a bit of extra support to the mount. May even prolong life of mount. I had some Injun mounts that came on my scoot that were rubber all the way through. They were shagged through bouncing through all the potholes in Bangalore :D Original Injun on left, new SIL mount on right (before injecting silicone sealant)

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RICSPEED wrote:
WINTERMODEL150 wrote: Interesting question,6k miles ago i fitted 1 sil and 1 casa bush in my engine and strangely the casa bush has warn out totally leaving the sil one looking as good as the day i fitted it ,so now ordered 2 indian bushes from Rayspeed just the job :D

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dean ..just out of interest ..which side was the casa fitted ??
Hi,flywheel side was the casa one :wtf:

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