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S550 Mustang Suspension Modification/Discussion
BMR Rear Cradle Bushing Kit (Delrin)
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<blockquote data-quote="RSKtakR" data-source="post: 14793924" data-attributes="member: 64555"><p>So can the stockers be cut with a sawzall, and knocked out with the sub frame still on the car one side at a time in the average persons garage that doesn't have the extraction tools? Seems to me there isn't really a true "bolt on" fix for this after watching full tilt boogies videos of all the deflection. From the looks of ALL that deflection between the sub frame to chassis bushings and the diff bushings the best option to eliminate the tire hop is to start with replacing all of those bushings. I just wish it was easy and could be done without having to remove the sub frame and have things pressed out/in etc. Kinda wish I would've just bought another 11-14 that didn't have ALLLLL these ass end problems putting the power down and keeping it down.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RSKtakR, post: 14793924, member: 64555"] So can the stockers be cut with a sawzall, and knocked out with the sub frame still on the car one side at a time in the average persons garage that doesn't have the extraction tools? Seems to me there isn't really a true "bolt on" fix for this after watching full tilt boogies videos of all the deflection. From the looks of ALL that deflection between the sub frame to chassis bushings and the diff bushings the best option to eliminate the tire hop is to start with replacing all of those bushings. I just wish it was easy and could be done without having to remove the sub frame and have things pressed out/in etc. Kinda wish I would've just bought another 11-14 that didn't have ALLLLL these ass end problems putting the power down and keeping it down. [/QUOTE]
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