Subject	subframe spacers vs Polyurethane subframe bushings
Posted by	LJZTT on January 30, 2006 at 2:02 AM
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Message	Ok, if it were up to you, cost or ease of installation being of no consequence, which would you go with in my situation? The suspension is on relatively new OEM shocks, eibach springs. HICAS is not eliminated. The rear diff is the stock TT rear end. The car also has a Racelogic traction control system. I have not got the slightest ambition for drag racing at all, it will never take place. I do enjoy firm, but not punishing, suspension feel. I will likely be taking the car to open track days, but not auto-crossing.
Choices	1. ES polyurethane subframe bushings only   2. subframe spacers only   3. both You cannot vote because you are not logged in View Results
Follow Ups	subframe spacers vs Polyurethane subframe bushings - LJZTT 02:02:07 01/30/06 IIRC, both isn't an option (n/m) - jkperformance 08:50:11 01/31/06 2nd. (n/m) - Zeorymer® 16:50:45 01/31/06 I read a post stating that, but included the option anyway - LJZTT 20:00:18 01/31/06 bushings > spacers ... and dont forget sways (n/m) - Guapo 23:30:22 01/31/06 2nd (n/m) - Spee 23:31:43 01/31/06
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