Subject	It helps but here is my side of story
Posted by	HakenTT on February 17, 2004 at 12:58 AM
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In Reply To	Greg Dupree Subframe Spacers. posted by MoneyPit on February 17, 2004 at 12:47 AM
Message	GD spacers are like band aid. It will help but you will load the stock bushings that are filled with oil, the load will come from the bottom and it will make the bushings fail after some time. To do the job right both sides have to have a spacer top and bottom. Real fix for that is to install energy suspention bushings that way everything will be rock solid my site click on the pic. Also to read more(4mb in pdf) about Aquamist experience of TT.net members go to:[http://members.cox.net/zmanz/aquamist.pdf]
Follow Ups	Greg Dupree Subframe Spacers. - MoneyPit 00:47:10 02/17/04 sh!t ya...one of the cheapest mods you can do - Red ZX (SoCal) 00:49:24 02/17/04 One word...yes (n/m) - michaelkih 00:50:38 02/17/04 Re: Greg Dupree Subframe Spacers. - MoneyPit 00:54:23 02/17/04 It helps but here is my side of story - HakenTT 00:58:50 02/17/04 Thankfully out of 2000+ pieces, only a few have leaked - SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) 01:05:47 02/17/04 2000+ pieces = 4 pcs per set so only 500 sets? :-) (n/m) - TARGETZ 06:25:25 02/17/04 Would the ES bushing kit be a better purchase than - DbestiZ1 08:04:55 02/17/04 My opinion is that if you do the full bushings - RSR 08:52:15 02/17/04 or the 300degree aluminum bushings (n/m) - Guapo 08:53:25 02/17/04 Yes, thanks, shoulda mentioned....... (n/m) - RSR 09:44:02 02/17/04 I wish 300degree would offer Delrin version too - TARGETZ 11:15:53 02/17/04 300Deg. doesn't usually reinvent the wheel and make - YugoBernie (NoVA) 12:07:09 02/17/04 why not get the aluminum ones? (n/m) - Spee 13:58:37 02/17/04 Dont want aluminum ones. - TARGETZ 19:53:17 02/17/04 pansy (n/m) - Spee 13:56:51 02/18/04 Re: Would the ES bushing kit be a better purchase than - SL103 12:02:22 02/17/04 Here is my experience. I use to have my original bushings - Glenn (San Jose) 01:35:47 02/17/04 Let me know how the car feels with the spacers and urethanes - SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) 02:37:24 02/17/04 The theory behind putting a spacer on top and bottom - Dave N 06:57:07 02/17/04 Re: The theory behind putting a spacer on top and bottom - kuah@splparts.com 10:58:16 02/17/04 I see what you're saying, but not having seen a two piece - Dave N 12:22:42 02/17/04 The 2 piece units are about 1/2 as thick each as Greg's. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 13:31:14 02/17/04 Pic > - kuah@splparts.com 15:56:12 02/17/04 Yes it does - it locks the SF in a more neutral location. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 12:03:34 02/17/04 Actually............ - Greg D. (Specialty-Z) 10:51:00 02/17/04 Re: Actually............ - kuah@splparts.com 11:44:21 02/17/04 Agreed..... - Greg D. (Specialty-Z) 12:34:15 02/17/04 They're well worth the money you spend on them. (n/m) - vitaminz 01:33:28 02/17/04 the spacers completely eliminated my wheel hop, but - robo (sebring1970) 05:13:41 02/17/04 yes. - felixx23 (DFW) 06:59:39 02/17/04 I got them and i absolutely love them! - shawn300zTT 07:50:51 02/17/04 best upgrade under $100... !!! go 4 it! (n/m) - Ali 08:13:43 02/17/04 Elimiating flex at the subframe mounts makes a huge - RSR 08:55:30 02/17/04 I have them, but didn't notice a difference TBQH *shrug* (n/m) - Scotts94z32 10:04:37 02/17/04 absolutely (n/m) - Spee 13:57:01 02/17/04 A huge difference in how 'buttoned down' the rear feels - Dan (Vancouver) 23:25:21 02/17/04
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