Tools needed: -Corded drill (or any good drill) -Hole saw -Sawzall with a metal cutting bladeI just used the hole saw to cut out the majority of the bushing and just punched the center though with a hammer. The ES bushing kit requires you to remove one of the sleeves, so I used the sawzall to cut that out. No need to burn anything out because it came out with the sleeve. This does take a couple hours (hole saw takes a little while and my sawzall blade was dull so it took me a good part of the day), but not very difficult and A LOT cheaper than a new subframe.
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