Best rear subframe urethane kit.

[IronFreak]

I have IE subframe bushings. they're Poly but still REALLY stiff. I have seen the Condor as well, very nice stuff. you have had the full layout of whats what in the above posts. decided what the car is going to be used for and select accordingly.

[Holland]

For a track or race car, I use AKG aluminum subframe and differential mounts.

I'm using Turner aluminum mounts, and I love them.

[Zreberlcoe]

Best rear subframe urethane kit.

So I got hung up on the removal of the bushings
*face palm*
I went with the way this guy did and I couldn't get it to push out. http://www.rtsauto.com/e30-rear-subf...l-and-install/

I tried to burn them but they didn't light up like other people's success.

Help me out here.

[silence]

So I got hung up on the removal of the bushings
*face palm*
I went with the way this guy did and I couldn't get it to push out. http://www.rtsauto.com/e30-rear-subf...l-and-install/

I tried to burn them but they didn't light up like other people's success.

Help me out here.

Buy a propane torch at Homedepot in the plumbing section, once you heat the metal around the bushing enough, they slide right out.

[matthugie]

Burning didn't work for me either. Ended up pressing them out.

[berlow94]

Sit on em with a handheld propane or map gas torch. Once the rubber gets soft enough, separate the inner metal stuff from the outer sleeve. Then take a saw and cut the outer sleeve. Don't go too deep or you'll cut into the subframe, but as soon as you get all the way through, it is a pressfit so the tension should instantly be released and they literally "pop" out.

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[iansane]

I just did the MAP gas technique on my subframe. Worked well. I burned each side for a couple minutes and then with a ball peen hammer just whacked out the inner metal sleeve. Once that was out I hit each side again with the torch and then burned themselves out in a couple minutes. Then just a hacksaw to cut a slit in the outer liner and I could pound them out with a hammer/punch.

[Herr Faust Schinken]

If you have access to a 10 ton press use that, me and my friend tried to burn the bushes out and it dosen't really work. We ended up pressing all the bushings out in like 15 minutes

[Zreberlcoe]

Alright guys I went into my metals shop at school and used a arbor press like this one
and pushed them through. Good to go!

[Zreberlcoe]

I was also about to order the subframe mounts from ireland (street use/green ones) and theyre out of them :(