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elwesso »
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Mon Oct 10, 2005 8:46 am
Yeah, i know what your thinking, this wes is crazy for doing all these group buys for the Q45 guys!!!
I do this because theres no reason why everyone cant have a Q that handles great.. As long as mine handles better, ill be happy
Anyway.. Heres what the subframe spacers are. They are these little metal discs that go inbetween the frame of the car and the subframe bushing.. What they are supposed to do is reduce the amount of play in the subframe...
heres a picture of how they are installed, obviosuly they are the yellow things that are above and below the bushing.
I have these on my car, and like ive said before, I would NEVER recommend something that I would not put on my car..
Negatives? Well, the only thing i can think of that is negative is theres EVER SO SLIGHTLY more differential noise. I did not notice any more vibrations (maybe less due to less play in the subframe?). This is so slight that if you have even the music on a little, or the windows open, you wont notice it... I bet that many wouldnt notice if I didnt mention it..
Unlike other subframe spacers, these subframe spacers are notched so that you do not have to drop the subframe to install them.. simply lower the subframe an inch or so and slide them in..... Shouldnt take anyone more than an hour or 2, VERY easy job.. If not your mechanic shouldnt even charge 1 hour to install them...
LIke I said, I have them on my car, and they DRASTICALLY improve the rear end feel of the car... If there was an equivalent to the FSTB for the rear, this would be it... I only wished i would have done them sooner!!!
PRICE: $65ish shipped