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Originally Posted by sirnixalot Truth For sure. I have that exact bottle on the shelf and it gets like everywhere.

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Old 01-20-2018, 09:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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So I went ahead and got the collars. Only $150 and supposedly not to big of a job to drop them in. You guys with them experience any squeaking? I'm debating on whether to grease them up or not.
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So I went ahead and got the collars. Only $150 and supposedly not to big of a job to drop them in. You guys with them experience any squeaking? I'm debating on whether to grease them up or not.
I put these in last week. No squeaking so far, noticeable improvement in rigidity. I'd never dropped the rear sub-frame, so it was a bit of a learning curve, but if you already know how to do that, it's probably a 30 minute job. Took me more like 2 hours, most of which was me staring blankly at the underside of my car The bushing collars go in pretty easily.
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I put these in last week. No squeaking so far, noticeable improvement in rigidity. I'd never dropped the rear sub-frame, so it was a bit of a learning curve, but if you already know how to do that, it's probably a 30 minute job. Took me more like 2 hours, most of which was me staring blankly at the underside of my car The bushing collars go in pretty easily.
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