Subject	hmm. maybe when I tightened up the front brackets
Posted by	aliaZ on November 29, 2013 at 10:19 AM
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In Reply To	Interesting. Those are the same w92446s posted by ConVerTT on November 29, 2013 at 08:55 AM
Message	they "adjusted" themselves to close up the gap? There apparently was enough thread to secure the subframe to the car so that there is no slop. All I can say is that whatever the scenario, the 92446's work very well. I may buy some of Zspeed's inventory, and just add a set of the rear cups under the front brackets to close up any gap. From a roll center perspective, it would be better to have the subframe up against the chassis vs spaced 10mm away. I currently have nismo subframe bushings in my Z, but liked the whitelines so much I'm considering swapping them out
Follow Ups	Whiteline subframe bushing w92446 or w92447 poor fitment - ConVerTT 18:42:19 11/28/13 PS >> one more thing - ConVerTT 18:47:56 11/28/13 ES polyurethane bushings fit perfect - LJZTT 18:55:23 11/28/13 Unfortunately I have already pulled all the collars from - ConVerTT 22:35:19 11/28/13 This worked well for me when I needed to put ES bushings - Evan_Wright (Ca) 23:15:59 11/28/13 I didn't know about those. Thanks! (n/m) - ConVerTT 08:56:40 11/29/13 wow, thats all bad. Hope you get it sorted. (n/m) - toykoz32 19:55:06 11/28/13 Thx for the heads-up. I was gonna buy these bushings. - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 21:30:28 11/28/13 They ain't all that great either. . (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 01:12:30 11/29/13 What's not all that great? Whiteline or ES? (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 03:31:02 11/29/13 Im not a fan of ES subframe bushings (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 06:31:30 11/29/13 Fair enough but why not. A penny for your thoughts ? (n/m) - ztunerz 23:06:10 11/29/13 Their solid nature transfers a lot of noise and they - Bernie (NoVA) 09:34:39 11/30/13 I'm more annoyed that you can work on your Zs - vorpalZ 22:05:30 11/28/13 LOL - hey :-) (n/m) - ConVerTT 23:54:15 11/28/13 Go and give him a hand . . . - toykoz32 23:57:27 11/28/13 200 mile distance and not fun driving on summer tires in - MixManMash 04:04:11 11/29/13 ^^^ all that, and I believe his garage is full ATM :) (n/m) - vorpalZ 10:06:05 11/29/13 LOL - I've been up there. They ain't slummin'. :-) - ConVerTT 13:31:38 11/29/13 Thanks for the info. - WhiTTe Z (NY) 00:57:03 11/29/13 Re: Thanks for the info. - ConVerTT 09:10:53 11/29/13 You do realize that the frame floats in stock form. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 01:10:12 11/29/13 Yes, but what's your point? - ConVerTT 09:36:58 11/29/13 This is what I was thinking.... - black300zx 16:21:15 11/29/13 Whoa. No. - ConVerTT 17:00:51 11/29/13 Thanks for the clarification - been a while since i looked (n/m) - black300zx 17:40:21 11/29/13 That is odd - aliaZ 01:14:23 11/29/13 For ES I'll use bearing grease, mix in a little anti seize - TTZ2NV(EPTmotorsports) 06:20:07 11/29/13 Interesting. Those are the same w92446s - ConVerTT 08:55:26 11/29/13 hmm. maybe when I tightened up the front brackets - aliaZ 10:19:06 11/29/13 I was wondering the same thing about the bracket... - ConVerTT 13:41:03 11/29/13 You really need to measure bushing centers vs each other and - Bernie (NoVA) 09:15:50 11/30/13 Agreed. Will post pics later. (n/m) - ConVerTT 09:46:33 11/30/13 Pics - bushing center measurements - ConVerTT 13:00:58 11/30/13 My experience FWIW - Boosted1 11:32:16 11/29/13 Credit: you were on to this way before me - ConVerTT 13:43:43 11/29/13
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