Solid diff bushing install pics
 

All new clean fluid too, Cant wait to test them out :P


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Lee

It looks great, but I would replace those axle seals now.

I've seen spraypaint shrivel up plastic grease seals something fierce. I imagine it would do the same to oil seals.

Dave

yup mate changed them before i fitted these

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Thanks for the pics. The cleaned suspension with new bushings looks great.

did the front as well lol

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which bishings did you use?

IMHO, once you've got that much off the car, you are better off dropping the whole subframe. It's easier assemble everything to subframe out in the open and then stick the assembled subframe back in.
I went a little crazy painting and cleaning everything, but I was in the "keep it stock looking" category. I used alot of Semi-gloss black enamel.

Looks good man. Enjoy.

Fantastic:icon_tup:

Nice work!

great work mate i did the same, i started off changing 2 bushes and ended up changing every bush and bearing on the car lol

for the diff i used solid dragon performance diff bushes
and for the rest of the car i used powerflex bushes last 5 times longer than stock and you dont need a press to install them total dream

added pics

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Lee

stock
 

Its those damn stock bearings that cost SO much!

(The title stock didn't mean my RX was stock.) Just to clear that up.

lol i had to get all them stock bearings sent to the UK, think off ur lucky to be in the US i got charged £100 import charge :(

where can i get some of the powerflex bushings?

http://www.powerflex.co.uk/select_pr...?catalog=&cat=

based in England, best bushes ive every can totally tell the difference in handling and launching.

i got complete set of front and rear, thats inc sway bars

Thanks for the info. Looks like there are a few US based dealer for powerflex.