Rear Axle Beam Bushings

[Mario]

http://neverenoughauto.com/ind...=1730Anyone have this mod? I was wondering if it is work the money.Thanks for any assistance.

[northvibe]

http://forums.genvibe.com/zerothread?id=28006I asked about them and their other bushings too..... seems like if you really want a tighter ride get them but you'll sacrafice comfort

[Mario]

No one ever mentioned about installation, though.Any input on the axle busing install?I dont think I would put motor mounts because it is quite involved and I am purchasing performance sway bars, so there goes those busings... unless they're worth it?

[Sublimewind]

the install can't be that difficult... un-bolt, remove, re-insert and bolt back up... I did poly bushings in my older Subaru and 90% of them were EASY to do... there was that 10% that was a PITA..

[northvibe]

the rear ones (aka non motor mount ones) should be real easy to install. its just that rear motor mount thats a pain.

[Sublimewind]

Quote, originally posted by northvibe »the rear ones (aka non motor mount ones) should be real easy to install. its just that rear motor mount thats a pain.I do believe he is talking about the rear axle beam, not the motor mounts, but I could be wrong..

[northvibe]

Quote, originally posted by Sublimewind »I do believe he is talking about the rear axle beam, not the motor mounts, but I could be wrong.. he is, hence the "aka the non motor mount" comment. after that i just stated the mount that IS hard is the rear motor mount...it may of just come out as confusing, i could of been at the bar when i said that or off caffeine.

[Sublimewind]

Lol......

[Mario]

So I think I'll try the axle bushings and the motor mounts aswell.All I need is a jack to lift the motor? Where do I lift from?