Noltec front differential bushings any good?
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Im about to swap out bushings and id like to stay away from the SPLS if possible. I have the SP rear diff braces so I dont think ill need to change out the rear one since these will plant the rear section solid. As far as the fronts has anyone used these yet? Are they any better than stock?
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there are 2 different bushings for the rear. The first are for the pumpkin to the rear crossmember itself. The second set is for the crossmember to the chassis
what are you goals by doing one or the other? what other, relevant mods do you have done?
what are you goals by doing one or the other? what other, relevant mods do you have done?
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Looking for the ones to bolt the diff. to the sub frame. Im making a lot of HP and I already ripped the differential out of the sub frame(rear bolt snapped) which Is why I bought the SP diff braces...I figure with those I wont need a solid rear bushing since these will prevent any lateral movement of the rear.
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If the car has that much power, I think the SPL solid diff bushings are the way to go
I haven't tried the Noltec's yet
The Rear subframe diff bushings will give you a huge improvement - the stock rear bushings have a ton of "squish" to them - almost an inch worth
I haven't tried the Noltec's yet
The Rear subframe diff bushings will give you a huge improvement - the stock rear bushings have a ton of "squish" to them - almost an inch worth
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Ok. I might give them a try and if they are no good ill switch to the SPLs. Anything else you recommend to prevent wheel hop?
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Looking for the ones to bolt the diff. to the sub frame. Im making a lot of HP and I already ripped the differential out of the sub frame(rear bolt snapped) which Is why I bought the SP diff braces...I figure with those I wont need a solid rear bushing since these will prevent any lateral movement of the rear.
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I ended up going with the sound performance braces. Theres one placed on each side of the diff and bolted through the subframe. And Str8 I made 603/609 on my last setup.
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