Z33 350z/ V35 リジットリアメンバーブッシュ

They are great quality and was fairly easy to install, have not driven on them yet but I have no doubts they will perform great!

Little tricky to do ur self but well worth it if your on the drift track or daily driving your z

I'm with Kevin on this one... Same situation. We even froze the bushings for 24 hours and heated up the area that they needed to slide into. We ended up greasing everything heavily and we used a sledge hammer. My hands are still sore from this (three days later from install date). I went with stock height so I only had to use the spacers on top, but now for the rear bigger bushings the lips aren't flush so hopefully I never have to use the small washers provided to raise the sub frame. I was in between a 3 and 4 star because how many other brands bushings slide right in after the freezing and heating process but these paired with all gkteck products listed / Solid motor mounts, solid transmission mounts, solid differential bushings, solid sub frame bushings (above) and differential brace it was a night and day difference.

Great price and high quality/good tolerances.

High quality products (as always) but the bushing were too big. GKTech wants them to be pressed in unlike other types that can be tapped or pounded in with a mallet and a piece of wood. These were so oversized that they couldn't be pressed in with a 20 ton press. Of course everybody has a 20 ton press? right? After much sanding and polishing I was able to get them to drop in 1/2 to 3/4 the way and press the rest of the way. This added to the already delightfully annoying job of cutting the old bushings out. I even did the obligatory freeze the bushings and heat the frame but that only work then parts are within a thou. To be fair, I didn't mic the parts before or after so the pictures I sent GKTech will have to speak for themselves. Had I measured everything before I probably would have returned them. All my other GKTech products are awesome and I plan on ordering more. I had the diff bushing as well and they were fine. Oh well, nobodies perfect.

They are great quality and was fairly easy to install, have not driven on them yet but I have no doubts they will perform great!

Little tricky to do ur self but well worth it if your on the drift track or daily driving your z

I'm with Kevin on this one... Same situation. We even froze the bushings for 24 hours and heated up the area that they needed to slide into. We ended up greasing everything heavily and we used a sledge hammer. My hands are still sore from this (three days later from install date). I went with stock height so I only had to use the spacers on top, but now for the rear bigger bushings the lips aren't flush so hopefully I never have to use the small washers provided to raise the sub frame. I was in between a 3 and 4 star because how many other brands bushings slide right in after the freezing and heating process but these paired with all gkteck products listed / Solid motor mounts, solid transmission mounts, solid differential bushings, solid sub frame bushings (above) and differential brace it was a night and day difference.

Great price and high quality/good tolerances.

High quality products (as always) but the bushing were too big. GKTech wants them to be pressed in unlike other types that can be tapped or pounded in with a mallet and a piece of wood. These were so oversized that they couldn't be pressed in with a 20 ton press. Of course everybody has a 20 ton press? right? After much sanding and polishing I was able to get them to drop in 1/2 to 3/4 the way and press the rest of the way. This added to the already delightfully annoying job of cutting the old bushings out. I even did the obligatory freeze the bushings and heat the frame but that only work then parts are within a thou. To be fair, I didn't mic the parts before or after so the pictures I sent GKTech will have to speak for themselves. Had I measured everything before I probably would have returned them. All my other GKTech products are awesome and I plan on ordering more. I had the diff bushing as well and they were fine. Oh well, nobodies perfect.