Subject	Need Advice from Drag Racers
Posted by	jcieslik on April 29, 2008 at 7:57 PM
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Message	I am doing the whole Master Bushing Kit from Energy Suspension. I searched around but only found a few hits none answered the question. I have my subframe is out and I am doing everything I can to tighten up the rear end (subframe, differential, all control arms, shock mounts, and the kitchen sink with Energy Suspension (Master kit + all the links for the rear suspension kit). Plans for this car are some autocross (we will see how she does against my M3) and more than likely drag racing. Now for the question: Should I or could I even put in a set of aluminum sub frame spacers in conjunction with the Energy Suspension urethane sub frame bushings? Thanks in advanced for any thoughts and advice. Jeff Cieslik
Follow Ups	Need Advice from Drag Racers - jcieslik 19:57:12 04/29/08 dont see why - genic 20:00:22 04/29/08 no (n/m) - ali300zx 20:30:46 04/29/08 That is what I needed to know. Thanks. (n/m) - jcieslik 22:25:36 04/29/08 Consider the Nismo bushings instead of ES for the rear - Inzane 23:36:03 04/29/08 Why? Because they are too stiff? (n/m) - jcieslik 08:39:49 04/30/08 Squeak.... squeak... squeak... > - Inzane 10:18:31 04/30/08 Did you have the red or black bushings - jcieslik 12:35:17 04/30/08 Mine are red. :-/ (n/m) - Inzane 14:26:03 04/30/08 Lube 'em - BigTDogg (MA) 15:23:00 04/30/08 Re: Lube 'em - Bellaco 15:27:49 04/30/08 SOL unless you drop the subframe and or tension rods - BigTDogg (MA) 15:45:12 04/30/08 I'm talking about the suspension link bushings (lower - Inzane 16:08:17 04/30/08 you can't use the spacers with the es bushings - spyhunterTT + 93Vert(nj) 18:42:26 04/30/08
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