Subject	First question, why do you want to get rid of what you have?
Posted by	Inzane on August 22, 2022 at 11:03 AM
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In Reply To	Nismo Solid Subframe Bushings 55400-SSBZ2 posted by YamilZ32 on August 22, 2022 at 10:07 AM
Message	I have the solid aluminum subframe bushings (300Degree) and it is the single biggest regret I have on my car. I have ES bushings and the adapter kit waiting to go in when I get around to dropping my subframe again. My only advice is don't do it... unless RACECAR. Inzane
Follow Ups	Nismo Solid Subframe Bushings 55400-SSBZ2 - YamilZ32 10:07:04 08/22/22 First question, why do you want to get rid of what you have? - Inzane 11:03:36 08/22/22 noise noise noise - Bernie (NoVA) 11:57:48 08/22/22 Also SPL makes this part - you can buy it directly from them - Bernie (NoVA) 12:02:22 08/22/22 Thx both for the replies. - YamilZ32 12:52:38 08/22/22 Definitely re-grease - BlackholeZ 15:19:54 08/22/22 ES bushings in the control arms is not great, esp the rears. - Bernie (NoVA) 16:02:13 08/22/22 I believe the ride quality will be much more stiff as well. (n/m) - BBailey(OH) 13:39:31 08/22/22 FWIW, I'm running the SZ - sasha 17:39:55 08/22/22 Specialty Z sells subframe "spacers". They never made - Inzane 17:58:09 08/22/22 Could be. It was so long ago :) (n/m) - sasha 18:07:45 08/22/22 The SZ spacers install below the OEM bushings (which are - Inzane 18:19:36 08/22/22 Right. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 21:17:48 08/22/22 Good to know that you like the spacers. I actually thought - ZXoltan 07:18:23 08/23/22 Same here. The SZ subframe spacers have been great and - jmw300zx 07:10:43 08/24/22 That's nice but not relevant for the OP who has already - Inzane 12:21:25 08/24/22
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