Subject	I would guess your rubber cushion is going to provide a ride
Posted by	Gordo 93TT Daytona on January 20, 2012 at 8:25 AM
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In Reply To	DIY Rubber sub-frame spacers posted by njz on January 19, 2012 at 07:54 PM
Message	much closer to urethane than stock. Going to a solid rubber bushing will transmit less noise and vibration through the subframe/body interface than a harder substance; but the smooth ride we associate with a stock subframe comes from the float action of the silicon-filled bushing. Which of course was the reason why the first generation aluminum spacers where used... to eliminate the floating and flexing associated with unwanted wheel hop. _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	DIY Rubber sub-frame spacers - njz 19:54:50 01/19/12 How did they feel ? (n/m) - jlag 20:04:41 01/19/12 Re: How did they feel ? - njz 20:09:20 01/19/12 Had a buddy do the same with his 240, they split - whip 20:29:34 01/19/12 Will do. Did your buddy take pictures of the installed? (n/m) - njz 20:42:08 01/19/12 Im sure he did, I saw the bushings when they were removed. - whip 08:40:19 01/20/12 Re: Im sure he did, I saw the bushings when they were removed. - njz 13:04:39 01/20/12 Not DIY but will likely perform better long term... - Bernie (NoVA) 20:55:19 01/19/12 Re: Not DIY but will likely perform better long term... - njz 21:33:28 01/19/12 I would guess your rubber cushion is going to provide a ride - Gordo 93TT Daytona 08:25:51 01/20/12 thats what I was thinking but they may not have the - LJZTT 09:41:33 01/20/12
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