Anyone using PBM Subframe bushings

[RB13240]

Hey, just doing my sub frame bushings, I was considering using SPL's but I'm curious about PBM's. Anyone running them? If so what is your opinion?

[ka24eracer]

I have them on my car but I didnt tried them yet , I like the fact that they raise my subframe since my car is pretty much slammed.

[StandardProspect]

Ha, no feedback from me either!

I just got the stock bushings out and Im cleaning and painting the subframe.

I'll be installing the MAX solid risers and arms at the same time, hopefully soon.

[RB13240]

Good stuff, let me know what your opinion on them is once you had a chance to take the car for a boot. Their products look solid, but I always like to hear others opinions before I dump my wallet out hah.

[troskinatior]

What is the purpose of these? I've always wondered that.

[StandardProspect]

Yeah hopefully I'll put the car back together to drive it this summer.

What's the point? Well, these raise the subrame a half inch closer to the chassis to help correct suspension geometry on lowered cars. They also stiffen up the subframe to reduce wheel hop. And there shiny!!!!
Modified by StandardProspect at 1:56 PM 4/11/2010

[turbonxsx]

I need to something like this i have s***ty a** wheel hop or maybe go with a complete bushing replacement kit????

[Gabes13]

InBeforeRancasterCrew

I plan on getting these this summer. Can't wait.

[OM3GA]

A friend of mine is running the PBM Collars, they made a nice difference. He also put the Poly inserts into the subframe bushings which is the best way to do it.

[Slmd240]

I was thinking of doing these. Someone on eBay is also selling them, but cheaper. Might pull the trigger on them.

[costa_rican13]

do it, they work!