Subject	Issue with rear differential bushings replacement
Posted by	quadratique on January 06, 2013 at 7:51 PM
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Message	I've replaced the rear differential bushings with the Energy Suspension one. However, when putting back the differential, I can not align the front holes with the holes in the frame. There's about 1/4 to 3/8 inch offset. I've tried to push the diff backward to align the holes but did not work. The ES bushings extend more than the OEM and I suspect that the bushing lips are touching the diff which does not allow to push it back. Anyone had a similar issue ? Should I shave the bushing lips ? BTW, my car is a 1992 JDM 2+2 TwinTurbo. Thanks
Follow Ups	Issue with rear differential bushings replacement - quadratique 19:51:42 01/06/13 It's a tight squeeze but it shouldn't need shaving - Broke_as_**** 06:34:04 01/07/13 Is your car lowered? (n/m) - craigz96tt (SC) 15:53:11 01/07/13 See if this helps you - craigz96tt (SC) 15:56:29 01/07/13 Re: See if this helps you - quadratique 19:58:54 01/07/13 I used ratcheting straps to help torque the diff in place. - sak01 19:02:03 01/08/13 Re: I used ratcheting straps to help torque the diff in place. - quadratique 19:09:24 01/08/13
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