Subject	I believe you are correct.
Posted by	CoHPhasor on February 26, 2012 at 4:41 PM
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In Reply To	Energy Suspension Bushings Left Over posted by NismoZ (Louisville) on February 26, 2012 at 03:08 PM
Message	The diff bushings have a front *and* rear piece. (Never put them in, but I have a set and they had big/small in the bag) The leaky one is definitely a subframe bushing. They're filled with silicone and can leak. You'll probably feel her being a bit more loose than normal soon enough. When they become empty there is slop in the rear end. Your options are: band-aid or replacement band-aid: - Subframe spacers (Some like it, others don't) replacement: - ES bushings (poly-uro, some hate the transmission of vibration through the frame, PITA to install) - Whiteline rubber bushings (New, Joe @ ZSpeed sells em, rubber so better than ES) - Solid Aluminum (Hello noise-city) - Brand New Subframe (ONLY way to get the silicone bushings OEM, order a new $900 subframe)
Follow Ups	Energy Suspension Bushings Left Over - NismoZ (Louisville) 15:08:54 02/26/12 I believe you are correct. - CoHPhasor 16:41:02 02/26/12 there should be model numbers on the bushings - toykoz32 00:44:49 02/27/12
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