Subject	Solid aluminum are pretty intense,
Posted by	TriniTT on March 31, 2013 at 2:34 PM
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In Reply To	will order them tomorrow...what else? posted by wickdGSXR on March 31, 2013 at 11:53 AM
Message	I would recommend doing more research on fixing your subframe hop to make the decision that suits your needs best. I focus more on handling than anything, and the one car I had with solid aluminum bushings was so loud it wasn't suitable for regular daily driving. Spacers are incredibly effective, inexpensive and take minutes to install, while only adding a moderate amount of cabin noise. Cheers, JBrobst "A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing." George Bernard Shaw
Follow Ups	first time running the quarter mile and... - wickdGSXR 09:37:59 03/31/13 You need subframe spacers. (n/m) - TriniTT 09:41:34 03/31/13 or do it right and do bushings (n/m) - BlackholeZ 09:44:35 03/31/13 solid aluminum ones. not sure if SPL still sells them, but - genic 10:13:04 03/31/13 Re: solid aluminum ones. not sure if SPL still sells them, but - wickdGSXR 10:33:20 03/31/13 you wont need the spacers if you replace all the bushings - genic 11:11:43 03/31/13 will order them tomorrow...what else? - wickdGSXR 11:53:02 03/31/13 Stillen hicas eliminator still uses oem inner tie rods. (n/m) - Evan_Wright (Ca) 13:00:14 03/31/13 If you have the money - AHos(Chicago) 13:55:49 03/31/13 I will check it out..thank you (n/m) - wickdGSXR 23:32:47 03/31/13 Solid aluminum are pretty intense, - TriniTT 14:34:29 03/31/13 Re: Solid aluminum are pretty intense, - wickdGSXR 23:35:19 03/31/13 Whiteline subframe bushings are a better solution IMHO (n/m) - aliaZ 12:02:15 03/31/13 I prefer spacers if the original bushing is fine. - TriniTT 14:26:28 03/31/13 it was a Powertrain aluminum driveshaft I snapped :( (n/m) - wickdGSXR 10:41:13 03/31/13
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