Subject	ES bushings are much stiffer...cant really pre-load them. (n/m)
Posted by	John B. (NJ) on October 12, 2008 at 7:22 PM
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In Reply To	How so? posted by ZLover4Life on October 12, 2008 at 07:16 PM
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Follow Ups	Rear subframe down! - Rocket man 17:40:50 10/12/08 Man, I just put in sub frame spacers to eliminate my - Musashi Sword 17:47:29 10/12/08 lucky you - Drk93TT 18:06:23 10/12/08 We all need a big stack of money.... - Multi_Read (MO) 18:12:58 10/12/08 I tried spacers first, - Rocket man 18:26:28 10/12/08 Since the Sub-Frame is out you should replace - Barry (NJ) 18:33:03 10/12/08 Yup, that's exactly when I would get mine too. (n/m) - Musashi Sword 19:08:40 10/12/08 Re: Rear subframe down! - induetime 17:51:58 10/12/08 Replaced mine last summer.... - Multi_Read (MO) 18:03:30 10/12/08 Good job, easy part is done. With all new ES bushings - ZonaZ 18:13:55 10/12/08 Spacers are not for worn bushings. - ZLover4Life 18:28:27 10/12/08 thx for the correction. (n/m) - ZonaZ 18:41:47 10/12/08 spacers cannot be used with ES bushings (n/m) - spyhunterTT(nj) 18:46:37 10/12/08 How so? - ZLover4Life 19:16:58 10/12/08 ES bushings are much stiffer...cant really pre-load them. (n/m) - John B. (NJ) 19:22:13 10/12/08 the es bushings don't compress so basically the threads on - spyhunterTT(nj) 19:48:47 10/12/08 Making the NA 4:08 to TT swap, just got mine out too! - whitepearl 19:07:21 10/12/08 You selling the TT rear end? - na300zx (OH) 21:05:17 10/12/08 My wheel hop was fixed with new rear shocks. (n/m) - en5 20:00:46 10/12/08 That will be next - Rocket man 19:23:19 10/13/08 looks like a fun project...:) - dpjax 21:09:17 10/12/08 oh yes I have done my fair share of Subframe work. ;) - SkiFly01 22:33:57 10/12/08 I installed ES bushings on the Diff, and when it was done - Nostype2 23:34:42 10/12/08 that's common too - spyhunterTT(nj) 08:37:27 10/13/08 cool (n/m) - ZiNnYc 03:10:03 10/13/08
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