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Old Aug 15, 2006 | 07:37 PM
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Thumbs up energy suspension polyurethan bushing kits

lets just say the instructions are stupid ,

remove old bushing with press
saw off the inner metal ring ,

instalation is reversal of removal.

lol what bull **** ,

p,s if you want to install then very fast i found a way , remove old one with torch , simply burn off the old one , the inner metal ring you saw the inner one , dont swa off the outer ring cause youll simply scrap the part. then witha punch punch it out , one that done , grease up the bushing , and clap a c clamp ring on the metal peice , ill post pictures later , so that the bushing cant go anywhere else , then use a `manual press , and insert it , then slide the metal ring in it , reinstall it , super easy

i did notice a difference in the smootheness , they also include direction boot bushing with that , pasenger is a walk in the park to instal , driver is a pain in the a$$ ,


the front tension rod , i could install it cause my bolt was so rusted , i tried hammer it , torch it , slam it , drill it , hit it , throw it , nothing seems to get this thing out , so ill just buy other one and replace it .


the sway bar link kit is triky to instal , if your original link rod isint rusted there , its ok , mine broke off , use a long bolt , and use spacers , but i did not notice any real inprovment , maybee over 150km/h itll improve lol ,

they do include frame inserts , that a pile of crap , i have 2 240sx , and about 3 rear sub frame , none of the original bushing could be inserted the parts ,


but at 180$ that not worth it , that why i paid mine 50$ lol , some nowhere freind of mine had this box at his home didnt knew what it was , so i told him ill give you 50$ for it , i
Old Aug 16, 2006 | 12:03 AM
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the inserts do fit, just gotta grease them up so itll slide in easier. plus i do believe the rsr drift bushings are identical, unless they have specified a different polyurethane firmness other than what energy suspension uses. if you live in rough roads like socal youll notice a bump up in harshness.
Old Aug 16, 2006 | 04:27 AM
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rough roads??? please! dont tell me about rough roads in usa , i live in quebec , ill send you pics of my ' roads'' or should i call it off-road battle zone
Old Aug 16, 2006 | 05:53 PM
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get a truck, lol. im pretty sure rural america still has plenty of has dirt roads.
Old Sep 5, 2006 | 02:32 PM
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Hey ya gonna post those pics still? I bent my front end links on my sway bar and was considering ordering ener suspension end links for my s13 coupe. N-e ways let me know thanks
Old Sep 12, 2006 | 07:32 PM
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No way dude. New Orleans (or louisiana in general) roads BITE ***.
Old Sep 12, 2006 | 09:44 PM
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Originally posted by LA_phantom_240
No way dude. New Orleans (or louisiana in general) roads BITE ***.
Old Sep 16, 2006 | 04:57 PM
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im still changing parts after parts , im taking pics of just about every parts , ill post a bunch of pics soon , i lost internet at my aparment sorry , next week ill try to post my pics
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