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Originally Posted by theART I've got Z1 urethane diff bushings already, any point getting Z1 brace as well? I’ve been curious about this myself. It will make the diff even

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Old 01-05-2024, 01:05 AM   #29 (permalink)
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I've got Z1 urethane diff bushings already, any point getting Z1 brace as well?
I’ve been curious about this myself. It will make the diff even more sturdy but I worry about NVH. I’m not sure the point going poly mount only to rigid mount on the other end. If they had a way to do it with another bushing somehow then I’d feel better about it.
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