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joshwrx 13-07-2014 11:53 PM

Bushing upgrades
 
Hi guys, sorry if this sounds dumb but just wondering what bushings I should be upgrading as general driving goes? Ie bushings that should be replaced on a 2002 wrx thay has about 180000km on it?

If itss been asked before I apologise,I dont know what bushings I should look at that are old and have general tear on them by now? Should I go oem or aftermarket?

I was going to replace the shifter bushing needs to be replaced as it's old, anything else?

cheers guys :)
Josh
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Jezza 14-07-2014 12:30 AM

OEM is rubber, so will absorb more vibration etc and be more 'comfortable'.
Aftermarket is usually nolathane/polyurethane, so will be stiffer and more precise, but result in more vibration/noise.

It's really a case of what you want to achieve and how far you want to go with it.

Shifter bushings are a good start. There are a few different bushings involved, so again, it depends on how far you want to go with it.

Here's a pic with the different components of the shifter...
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/Vk4EUVq.jpg[/IMG]

Engine mounts and gearbox mounts are also good to renew.


But all things considered.... Best way to approach this kind of thing is just to replace/upgrade things as they need replacing. If you go searching for things to replace, your list will never end!

Toohey 14-07-2014 06:57 AM

anti lift kit and or Roll centre kit are common.


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