Xmas special on our Z and G Diff and Sub frame bushing sets
01-04-2011, 06:38 PM
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Brazen,
These pictures may help you visualize what sikky is saying about the rear arms angling upwards when lowered!
So, to recap, raising the subframe with reduced height bushings, then raises the mounting point of the arms on the car side, versus the wheel side and thus gets your suspension geometry back where you want it...
-J
These pictures may help you visualize what sikky is saying about the rear arms angling upwards when lowered!
So, to recap, raising the subframe with reduced height bushings, then raises the mounting point of the arms on the car side, versus the wheel side and thus gets your suspension geometry back where you want it...
-J
01-05-2011, 06:45 AM
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^ yeah i hear ya...its a play on words...
Essentially they raise the sub frame, by reducing the height of the upper bushing upper flange.......lol...but ya..
SiKky ill be ordering some subframe "raised" bushings soon...
-J
Essentially they raise the sub frame, by reducing the height of the upper bushing upper flange.......lol...but ya..
SiKky ill be ordering some subframe "raised" bushings soon...
-J
01-07-2011, 06:42 AM
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No, you simply saw-saw them off while its on the ground from top pointing down.......using a reciprocating saw:
Drop subframe:
https://my350z.com/forum/8525712-post19.html
Taken from NICO forums: This dude is cutting them out with a reciprocating saw:
-J
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