Offset rear sub-frame and diff 12mm?

[SA E30]

I'm running a 12mm raised subframe on solid mounts, diff not spaced and solid ally adjustable differential mount, also have eccentric adjusters.

Personally my suspension and drive shaft is a ok, but also got solid engine mounts (m10) that are 6mm lower than stock

My car runs around 60/70mm lower in the rear and my half shafts are almost level with the ground. Ill snap some pics.

[Wh33lhop]

I'm running a 12mm raised subframe on solid mounts, diff not spaced and solid ally adjustable differential mount, also have eccentric adjusters.

Personally my suspension and drive shaft is a ok, but also got solid engine mounts (m10) that are 6mm lower than stock

My car runs around 60/70mm lower in the rear and my half shafts are almost level with the ground. Ill snap some pics.

How are your driveshaft u-joints?

[E30_fiend]

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I'm wondering the same thing. Just because "it works" doesn't mean something isn't right.

I feel like all you would need is the offset bushing to make everything work right but then you think of the fact that the diff moves with the subframe so that will indeed change the driveshaft angle.


Taylor

[FLG]

Just installed my offset bushings, grabbed some longer bolts (m12x1.5, not sure on what length i used) and spaced the diff back down with washers (used SS washers), i cant see the washers being a problem.

[E30_fiend]

Yep. I've already got some new longer bolts and some stainless washers ready to go. My bushings should ne here today