Thoughts on Soiid Derlin/Alminum Subframe bushings?

[Someone?]

So Turner makes Solid Derlin Subframe bushings, i know most people go with the Derlin differential bushings, But how about there Derlin Subframe bushings? '
Does anyone think there is any advantage over the solid sub bushings or just a waste of money being that any added NVH comes from the differential bushings and not much to do with the subframe bushings.

They do cost more, but if they would make for improved street ride quality it might be worth the extra money?

[s85e90]

Originally Posted by ibmike

So Turner makes Solid Derlin Subframe bushings, i know most people go with the Derlin differential bushings, But how about there Derlin Subframe bushings? '
Does anyone think there is any advantage over the solid sub bushings or just a waste of money being that any added NVH comes from the differential bushings and not much to do with the subframe bushings.

They do cost more, but if they would make for improved street ride quality it might be worth the extra money?

Go with solid subframe setup or regret that you should've when you put the delrin ones in.


Most cars have the subframe mounted directly to the unibody w/out rubber bushings. BMW now does this also with the new m3. So I would do the same.