Rear Subframe and Trailing Arm bushings NIB , PRICE DROP 50 for all!
 

New in the box Rear Subframe and Trailing Arm bushings. Bought from Pelican Parts. 100 bux' for all of them:eek:

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New in the box Thermostat. Also from Pelican Parts. 20 bux'

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Also throwing in a new aluminum E36 Thermostat...sent to me by mistake

is that 20 shipped for the thermostat?

Uhh since your in PA how bout' 23 shipped?

pm sent

thermostat sale pending to nyle

Thermostat(s) sold to Nyle in PA.

sat morn bump

how much for just trailing arm bushes shipped?

Uhh not sure if I want to seperate the package. Hell if you buy both sets I'll throw in FREE 2-3 day Shipping. They will ship bright and early Monday morn'

Everyone's ti' with high miles needs new subfram bushings it seems....weak spot on the ti's for sure. Why not do the job right? Your ride will handle so much better.

I'll even throw in a poly exaust hanger...

...already replaced the SF Bushes....I want to get rid of the KMAC adjustables for OE.

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bmp

Hmph, what exactly are Rear Subframe and Trailing Arm bushings? What do they do? And how easy are they to install?

Trailing arm bushings support the rear trailing arms. Known to go out on 'ti AND result in mushy suspension feel fromt he rear end. Subframe bushings mount on the rear carrier and support the rear end. Also known to go bad and make the back squirrely.

How hard? Well not easy but with the right tools do able ie big tools and heat + a press to get the old ones out.

Your car will handle so much better with both sets of these bushings replaced.

Well I don't really have the tools where I'm at right now. So what would I be looking at if I took it to a mechanic in install it?