Subject	subframe bushings, not diffy (n/m)
Posted by	Guapo on January 23, 2005 at 2:40 PM
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In Reply To	I think they come out... posted by Z'Guy on January 23, 2005 at 02:27 PM
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Follow Ups	Anyone got before-and-after pics of rear diff bushings - Zrevolver 10:46:40 01/23/05 Use this: - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:48:41 01/23/05 Bernie those look like Delrin sub-frame bushings - SkiFly01 10:55:58 01/23/05 The Derlins are stiffer but I didn't do that install/car so - YugoBernie (NoVA) 11:00:45 01/23/05 yes, they are Delrin. i've never been in a subframe spacer - Bernie (OOParts International) 14:53:09 01/23/05 agreed ... and therefore might as well do solid alum - Guapo 14:55:26 01/23/05 yeah... if i were to do it again, i'd go with 300degrees' - Bernie (OOParts International) 21:29:57 01/23/05 IMMENSELY helpful - Zrevolver 11:19:44 01/23/05 I didn't do that write up, I would assume the ES instruction - YugoBernie (NoVA) 11:55:51 01/23/05 if ES was writing instructions for changing tires it would - Zrevolver 21:43:14 01/23/05 I think they come out... - Z'Guy 14:27:05 01/23/05 subframe bushings, not diffy (n/m) - Guapo 14:40:54 01/23/05 Oops! Still another good write up! (n/m) - Z'Guy 14:43:02 01/23/05 that's correct, for ES bushings, the outer shell stays in... - Bernie (OOParts International) 14:50:45 01/23/05 All pics from my subframe bushing TECH writeup are here... - Bernie (OOParts International) 14:48:53 01/23/05 subframe and rear diff bushings are conquered - Zrevolver 22:32:25 01/23/05
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