solid subframe bushings
#1
as the topic reads, does anyone make subframe spacers for our cars? when i had my car on jacks and was installing my DTSS bushings i notcied that one of our bushings for our subframe is not solid at all but had some type of teeth on them... i hated to look at it so i stopped. and now that i look back on it i was curious if anyone made a solid subframe bushing set for our cars.
#3
no idea, they were just really scarry loking kinda like this... /\/\/\/\/\/\ where it meets up with the chassis. and i found that uras makes them for our cars but i am curious if ther is a US company that makes em.
#7
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I would be alot more worried about the front diff mount and the toe linkage, before subframe mounts.
I would be alot more worried about the front diff mount and the toe linkage, before subframe mounts.
#8
Originally Posted by cymfc3s' post='828932' date='Jul 18 2006, 12:31 AM
the only thing a solid mount will do is transfer all the vibrations and shock directly into the body of the car and differential. But if you feel its too soft for you, have at it!
Precisely! I made my own out of delrin on a lathe. Made delrin subframe mounts, Delrin differential mounts.
Result
1.) You can hear the differential gears whinning
2.) Each time you load and unload the drivetrain (clutch in/clutch out to shift) the differential goes bang and is felt in the metal of the chassis of the car. Which you seat is bolted to.
Performance increase? zero or negetive, since the car is less fun to drive now.
#9
everyone that i have talked to about putting the mounts in say that they are loud. meh, loud doesnt bother me. but wheel hop does. and if i can slide and know that the wheels are planted into the ground i love it.
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