Solid diff bushing install pics
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01-01-08, 12:24 AM
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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.
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.
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01-01-08, 10:23 AM
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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.
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.
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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
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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
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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
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
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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
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
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