Rear Cross Beam Bushes- needed.
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Rear Cross Beam Bushes- needed.
As an advisorey after a service my bushes are showing signs of age/wear, so an upgrade is due in the future.
It was described to me as the "rear crossbeam bushes", after some research various other names have come up??
1) cross member bushes
2) subframe mounting bushes
Trying to figure out whats what.
Found these for starters, I know they are the huge bushes I need, but have found 2 different sizes 65mm & 33mm, with no age or model for either of them..........they are to be fitted on a Impreza STI 05.
The 65mm's:-
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3902759631...84.m1423.l2649
The 33mm's:-
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3902759628...84.m1423.l2649
The seller couldn't help on fitment models either.
Whiteline do a "pineapple kit", but that uses the old rubber bushes and sandwiches it with 2 yellow poly washers....not really a fix i dont think, why not make a whole new part??
So I'm after some advise/info on this please
Has anyone upgrade this part? what supplier did you use?
Thanks in advance
It was described to me as the "rear crossbeam bushes", after some research various other names have come up??
1) cross member bushes
2) subframe mounting bushes
Trying to figure out whats what.
Found these for starters, I know they are the huge bushes I need, but have found 2 different sizes 65mm & 33mm, with no age or model for either of them..........they are to be fitted on a Impreza STI 05.
The 65mm's:-
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3902759631...84.m1423.l2649
The 33mm's:-
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3902759628...84.m1423.l2649
The seller couldn't help on fitment models either.
Whiteline do a "pineapple kit", but that uses the old rubber bushes and sandwiches it with 2 yellow poly washers....not really a fix i dont think, why not make a whole new part??
So I'm after some advise/info on this please
Has anyone upgrade this part? what supplier did you use?
Thanks in advance
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Fitting poly is easier then replacing standard as you only need to press/cut the old ones out, as the new ones are 2 parts they fit without any real work,
Ive replaced 99% of the bushes with poly and have done on my last few cars.
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Ive had the outrigger bushes changed on my car, used these parts from powerflex
Left Hand Side
Right Hand Side
These are items number 6 in this diagram
HERE
Work was done by GBH Motorsport in Colchester.
Left Hand Side
Right Hand Side
These are items number 6 in this diagram
HERE
Work was done by GBH Motorsport in Colchester.
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Ive had the outrigger bushes changed on my car, used these parts from powerflex
Left Hand Side
Right Hand Side
These are items number 6 in this diagram
HERE
Work was done by GBH Motorsport in Colchester.
Left Hand Side
Right Hand Side
These are items number 6 in this diagram
HERE
Work was done by GBH Motorsport in Colchester.
GBH Motorsport is where I go for all work too, very good there.
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