good to know its a safe noise, thats all i really worried about. the performance is awsome, just very loud.. and its completely stripped.Frozen240 wrote:If you stripped your interior it's a gonna be loud! When I got mine in I took the car for a spin minus the rear seat and it was crazy loud, sounds almost like an F1 car or something. Fun, but it would get tiresome in a hurry. It's not bad if you leave all the interior pieces in.
solid bushingsMagikDragon wrote:I don't have a problem with mine, I think its just the noise from your diff coming up through your cabin, also if you have a loud exhaust and noisy tires that will also come through the bushings
Are these the bushings or the collar spacers??
thats so weak dude. how did u do that?babowc wrote:i was trying to change my **** out and a subframe STUD broke.NUTS.. i hate it!
no matter.. im just driving it around as-is for a little bit until i can get time to pull the subframe off and weld on a new stud
do the collar spacers create a louder noise than stock bushings only?707 wrote:I just put them in my s13 along with a welded diff (not that this should make a difference, i think). anyway, i've read alot about these and how there is supposed to be cabin noise but this is loud. my car is stripped but i have no cats and a 3 inch exhaust but i can still barely hear anything but this sound. like a winding noise. has anyone else had this experience???? i mean very loud.
Sounds like your OEM bushings were still in good shape when you installed collars. At least, collars will prevent OEM bushings go bad, so it's all good.superDorifto wrote:i have the collars, and i cant notice anything different from stock...
Ran into these pictures. Looks like back seat area needs to be drilled to take the broken stud out.AmoebAssassin wrote:That's a pretty uncommon failure, I've never heard of that happening before!
If you can post some pictures of the damage, I could try to help you find a way of sorting it out.
There are 4 studs for the rear subframe, not 6 as you can see from this pic.babowc wrote:after aniother look,..that might be the one i broke...now, where to find that bolt
Try Courtesy Nissan 800-527-1909.babowc wrote:ne1 know where i can get that specific bolt/stud??
Hmmm... Nissan is good at selling parts separately, but it happens. You should be able to get it from the junkyard no problem. I bet it's going to be tough hammering it up. You will need a good clearance under the car. If I were you, I'll cut the floor panel with the stud in and take it out after come home. You know what I mean? Good luck and keep us posted. BTW, Courtesy Nissan is pretty good at locating parts and helping people. I've been going there ever since I got my s13.babowc wrote:wellthey found it.but it only comes with the actual body.so i'd have to buy an entire new rear to get that stud, LOL!
ill go check what i can do in the junkyard...damn f***.