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[/QUOTE] I guess my question is.. is the bushing, as it sits now, good enough for use? I was going to take it to one last shop when they're opened
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I guess my question is.. is the bushing, as it sits now, good enough for use? I was going to take it to one last shop when they're opened and if they can't do it I was going to have to remove it and I'll just go poly. EDIT: Did a parts search and it shows the same part # for the subframe on both the nismo and nonnismos  . Thanks all[/QUOTE] I installed the NISMO solid differential bushings and I got it about the same as you (maybe an 1/8th inch away from the front being flush with the subframe)!? I bolted the differential up and torqued it down. Went back after about a week and rechecked the torque, it hadn’t budged!! It’s been 6 months now and it’s been fine! |
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