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Rear cross member bushings?

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AllWheelRS

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Oct 17, 2009
Orange County, New York
Does anyone know if there are replaceable bushings in the rear crossmember, where it bolts to the body directly in front of the rear toe adjustment on the 1g awd cars. I had my car on a lift at my shop the other day and noticed there seems to be some play back there.
 
Does anyone know if there are replaceable bushings in the rear crossmember, where it bolts to the body directly in front of the rear toe adjustment on the 1g awd cars. I had my car on a lift at my shop the other day and noticed there seems to be some play back there.

Tuners Nation sells the poly bushings for the rear subframe and Mustache Bar
Mitsubishi AWD 1G DSM Eclipse/Talon/Laser Rear Subframe Bushing [TN-1GAWDRSB] - $149.95 : Zen Cart!, The Art of E-commerce

Mitsubishi DSM AWD 1G Subframe Mustache Brace Bushing [TN-SB2] - $49.99 : Zen Cart!, The Art of E-commerce

The combo:
Mitsubishi AWD 1G DSM Combo Subframe/Mustache Bushi [TN-1GSMBK] - $179.95 : Zen Cart!, The Art of E-commerce

It looks like they are out of stock right now.
 
I highly recommend the kit from Tuners Nation, it's pricey but good quality. You'll also have to watch how you take the old bushings out because some of them require the metal insert.

You should also get control arms and away bars bushing while your at it.

New bushings really help with launches too.
 
Thanks Steve those are exactly what I'm lookinf for, I just have to hope they come back in stock now hah.


I highly recommend the kit from Tuners Nation, it's pricey but good quality. You'll also have to watch how you take the old bushings out because some of them require the metal insert.

You should also get control arms and away bars bushing while your at it.

New bushings really help with launches too.

For now I'm just replacing bushings that are rotted out or close to it. I did all the motor mounts with an energy suspension kit, and everything else is holding up except for the subframe bushings.
 
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