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Old 12-13-2016, 07:14 PM   #6 (permalink)
Btalont
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I did use a sawzall. I have a Milwaukee portable one. I used a wood blade to help cut the rubber part along with lots of drilling. Then I used a metal cutting blade on the shell. it is fairly thick but just go slow and you won't damage the sub frame. The ring on the sub frame is a lot thicker than the shell of the bushing. One last thing, you have to drive the bushing out towards the rear as it has a lip on it.
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