Z33 350z/V35 リアサブフレームスリップインカラー

Really awesome upgrade ! I have totally dead bushing my subframe moove a lot and with these semi solid , my subframe stay in place , feel solid and accurate !

I bought these to use on my y34, not a z33, and they fit perfectly!

I chose the semi-solid subframe bushings because I thought they would work better with the factory rubber bushings.
After completing the installation and some drive time, I believe I made the correct choice.
I was able to complete the install in my driveway.
By backing the car onto a set of ramps I had access to the underside of the car. By using a floor jack I was able to take the load off the rear subframe allowing the installation one side at a time - following the instructions as printed. Taking my time the install took less then two hours to complete.

It was overall a very easy install. The only thing is, I think because my 350z was pretty high in mileage, the pizza collars didn't slip in right away. The bushing might have been weak and the inner part probably shifted closer to one side, making the clearance smaller. What I did was first sand down a bit of one side of the pizza insert (I don't think this did anything). Grease the pizza insert a lot and hammer it in a bit with a deadblow. Then I just installed the black piece back on, and torquing the part underneath pushed the collar into place without any trouble. Other than that I would recommend labeling the pieces themselves so that it is easier to identify which top piece goes in front and which one goes in back.

Can’t say much about it other than it’s the best bang for your buck, it’s absurdly easy to install, and the material makes for a quality product that actually works👌

Really awesome upgrade ! I have totally dead bushing my subframe moove a lot and with these semi solid , my subframe stay in place , feel solid and accurate !

I bought these to use on my y34, not a z33, and they fit perfectly!

I chose the semi-solid subframe bushings because I thought they would work better with the factory rubber bushings.
After completing the installation and some drive time, I believe I made the correct choice.
I was able to complete the install in my driveway.
By backing the car onto a set of ramps I had access to the underside of the car. By using a floor jack I was able to take the load off the rear subframe allowing the installation one side at a time - following the instructions as printed. Taking my time the install took less then two hours to complete.

It was overall a very easy install. The only thing is, I think because my 350z was pretty high in mileage, the pizza collars didn't slip in right away. The bushing might have been weak and the inner part probably shifted closer to one side, making the clearance smaller. What I did was first sand down a bit of one side of the pizza insert (I don't think this did anything). Grease the pizza insert a lot and hammer it in a bit with a deadblow. Then I just installed the black piece back on, and torquing the part underneath pushed the collar into place without any trouble. Other than that I would recommend labeling the pieces themselves so that it is easier to identify which top piece goes in front and which one goes in back.

Can’t say much about it other than it’s the best bang for your buck, it’s absurdly easy to install, and the material makes for a quality product that actually works👌