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Changed the subframe bushings but.. - Purplecomputer - 03-18-2012
but.. they wont go all the way in. I tightened the big bolt which kinda looks like an AK47 bullet all the way in and its tight as can be but the bushings stick out a little.
Do I NEED to make sure they are properly in place or will they just sink in?
btw, the rear end is very tight now
RE: Changed the subframe bushings but.. - Purplecomputer - 03-19-2012
no one has any input? Maybe ill post some pictures later tonight
RE: Changed the subframe bushings but.. - serverman777 - 03-19-2012
" the rear end is very tight now" haha I like the sound of that.
RE: Changed the subframe bushings but.. - sassparilla_kid - 03-19-2012
(03-19-2012, 09:12 PM)serverman777 " the rear end is very tight now" haha I like the sound of that.
lol
RE: Changed the subframe bushings but.. - Simpler=Better - 03-20-2012
Were the new bushings significantly smaller than the old ones? Did you oil the threads or anything? When I pulled mine it al went back together no problem
RE: Changed the subframe bushings but.. - Purplecomputer - 03-20-2012
(03-20-2012, 05:57 AM)Simpler=Better Were the new bushings significantly smaller than the old ones? Did you oil the threads or anything? When I pulled mine it al went back together no problem
The new bushings are a very tight squeze. Almost to the point were i would need to have some sort of tool to press them in i cant push them in with my hands. Also i never removed the subframe to do this job.