DrBrown54

I have my car up on the lift and thought I'd address a few issues. The diff ear bushings look stock w/ 80k miles on them. I'm getting some funky clunks when engaging throttle so I thought I'd go ahead and replace them. The question is, how long will OEM bushings last for 300-500hp applications? If aftermarket bushings would be better, can anyone recommend something that's not out of sight on price? Thanks

Kohinoor

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get solid bushings from battle version or powerhouse racing

might as well get solid subframe bushings done while you're at it

1A1

I wouldn't get solid. THey increase NVH. SuperPro makes a nice set that are urethane that will last a very long time. YOu can search on their website.

Steve K.

eknine9

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What's NVH?

Blkexcoupe

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Noise, vibration, and harshness?

SSmith

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Iv'e got all Battle Ground solids except for the sub frame and my car is as quiet as a mouse. Car hooks a thousands times better too.

Shane

DrBrown54

I've never been a fan of solid bushings for anything that's made of aluminum because it's a ticking time bomb. I had no clue what NVH stood for, but that's bad and nobody wants that.

SuperPro seems to be an Ausi company so I'll see if I can find them online.

The other ones are $120 for 4 aluminum bushings. That's a complete rip off, coming from someone with a lathe and 2 axis mill. I could make them in an hour for $5 in materials. I need to start a business apparently lol. Here's the link for anyone who finds this later and considers it:
http://www.driftmotion.com/BV-MK4-SC...t-p/dm2567.htm

eight

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figs engineering sells superpro bushings for us market, 120 for ear, 160 for rear sub or something like that.