New! rear subframe spacers!

[SR Superstar]

So I was doing a little xmas shopping for myself, so of course I had to do a little shopping for the 240 too! Anyways, I found that Drop Engineering now makes rear subframe spacers for the s13/s14!! If I don't pick these up for an xmas present for her, I'm definitely going to have to invest in them before drifting season again! I'm excited to see the difference between stock and these... should be a much better ride! Just thought you guys could get some use out of these too!!

[SX APPEAL]

Ummm what? You know theres a million different companies that make those right? Are they a lot cheaper than anyone else's or something?

[Ajax]

site puts them at $100. Don't know what other companies prices are like.

[SX APPEAL]

Thats about average

[SR Superstar]

yeah but the C shape that these come in make them easier to install than most because you don't have to remove the rear subframe.

[bersh240]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/WICKED-T ... 2309d1ba7c

^^^^ just one example of the hundreds of different subframe collars that have the c shape...

[ILoveMyRHS13]

I never noticed a difference with mine.

Get the actual solid bushings/subframe risers if you want awesomeness. Same price, too.

[SX APPEAL]

Meh, solid bushings seem to run around $40-$50 more expensive than just the collars, if you're talking about the same brand (SPL vs SPL, Stance vs Stance) But they're definitely worth it. Wasn't it SPL that first came out with those C shaped collars about 10 years ago?

[badbob2121]

i picked up my PBM subframe collars for $50.00 out the door.... sooo yaa...

[motoman399]

i paid 60 2 years ago. C shape from ebay. cheapest ones they had at the time. didnt notice a difference, but stopped the clunking!

[S14Kouki10]

How hard is it to put collars on, do i have to pull the whole subframe out?

[SX APPEAL]

yeah but the C shape that these come in make them easier to install than most because you don't have to remove the rear subframe.

[-RJ-]

Haha the OP was so happy but you all knocked him down. I cant wait to get my new subframe so I can get me some ES bushings. But I read that solid bushings dont feel too bad for DDing. Anyone have any input on this

[Razi]

I want to install some solid subframe riser bushings, but I'm concerned about the noise.
I should hunt down a local that has em and get a ride haha.