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Q: just to be clear Tim P.8 years ago
These go between the cross member and the frame above the differential carrier right? Not the outriggers under the back seats. Above the cross member would require 4 bushings or 2 kits right? These look similar to the oem but the oem has a metal sleeve around their's.
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A: Correct, this will attach to the outrigger/crossmember mounts between the subframe. For better information Kartboy has an installation guide on their website. This is used in conjunction with the OEM bushing to help fill voids.
Nick S. @ RallySport Direct 8 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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Q: Fitment question driftingrotaryz187198 years ago
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A: No these will not remove anything these are simply inserts to help prevent diff clunking.
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Q: Legacy GT fitment problems Charlie Tango9 years ago
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A: Pull the plate where the ARB is on each side for one set. Then in front of the tow arm in the front will be the same thing. pull the plate and place a bushing in there. You will use 4 of the bushings that are the same thickness.
Kirill C. @ RallySport Direct 9 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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Q: Are these the same as the Rear Diff Lock Bushings? laplacexformofs1279410 years ago
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A: These bushings go in the same location as Whiteline's Rear Diff Support Lock Bushings.
Zach G. @ RallySport Direct 10 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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Q: install only this? dman70311 years ago
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A: I think that these would be easier to install, and quieter as well, but I also think you would see much greater performance with the rear diff bushings, as that will have more of an affect on the rear diff movement than these would. Thanks, Rick
Rick C. @ RallySport Direct 11 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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Q: Install on GC Boxercide12 years ago
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A: Very good question. The larger thin bushing is used on GC/GF chassis. So the larger thick bushing is not used when installed on the GC/GF. This bushing will be placed on top portion of the diff support bar, where as on GD's for example you would use the thicker bushing.
Kirill C. @ RallySport Direct 12 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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Q: question about the install irvin78787812 years ago
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A: Yes you are correct. The Larger thin bushing is designed to work on the GC (1993-2001) Impreza, where as the larger thicker bushing is to be used on the GD 2002-2007 Impreza.
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