Differential Bushing ???
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Differential Bushing ???
Here goes, one of my rear diff bushing is leaking, so I'm about to buy and do the install...
Which way should I go?
My car is a daily driver, everything is stock for the moment, but comfort and drive-ability is my priority.
Should I go with Whiteline, Sikky or SPL? -> polyurethane / solid
Which way should I go?
My car is a daily driver, everything is stock for the moment, but comfort and drive-ability is my priority.
Should I go with Whiteline, Sikky or SPL? -> polyurethane / solid
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Whiteline if you don't want as much drivetrain whine. I have Whiteline and it adds whine at 40mph and above, but it's not horrible. I believe with solid bushings, it will be much more noticeable.
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I have SPL solid bushings and SP diff brace on my G (after my energy diff bushing failed and ejected itself on the track the first time running them hard -- ES compression rod bushings also failed in less than 5k miles, now replaced with whiteline). The whine isn't bad at all, probably wouldn't hear it with a aftermarket exaust or music turned up, but again it's a G with a trunk to help isolate the noise. I imagine it's noisier on a Z. If you do poly stick with whiteline. Please avoid ES bushings of any kind.
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