Finally installing Whiteline diff bushings along with a Z1 high capacity diff cover and Z1 rear subframe bushing collars. Subscribe to see more progress on the Z!
I had this done on my Z with the Whiteline polyurethane bushings, which my mechanic recommended. It definitely firmed up the feeling of the rear and will probably reduce the little bit of wheel hop I was getting sometimes on hard acceleration. I think the wheel hop became a problem when I put on a set of much stickier Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, vs the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S that I had on before. I haven't noticed any increase in ride harshness or vibration over stock.
Hello, I just watched your video and I thought it was really well done. Overall, I think it covered all the important areas for removal of the bushings, as well as how to get to the differential, and what’s needed for removal. Well done! I will be using this video as a reference
Thank you for making a video of this. I thought it was pretty good. Just wish there was a cameraman to get better angles but you did really good overall I appreciate your efforts just saying this was really informative😊
My mechanic installed my rear z1 poly diff bushing but it pokes out towards the rear of car by about 3-4mm, not flat to the surface of the frame. Is this going to be an issue? Thx
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hi. thnx for put this video out. Can you say if this bushing will fit the 2009 fx35 rwd suv? I CAN NOT get a definite answer about the 2009 series fx35 from anyone including Z1 Motors. They all give a run around answer when it comes on to this suv? What is so special about the 2009 fx35? Can you or anymore please reply. It will really be appreciated. thnx.
i pull my out today. with a specific tool. shorter of the time than you mangle getting that bushing. oh i was on jackstands ,. but good that you are sharing fella
Why bother making a video where the important parts have shitty camera angles where you can't see anything? You don't tell any tool sizes heads or or what you're doing, when you're doing it it's confusing, you're wasting everyone's time....
I had this done on my Z with the Whiteline polyurethane bushings, which my mechanic recommended. It definitely firmed up the feeling of the rear and will probably reduce the little bit of wheel hop I was getting sometimes on hard acceleration. I think the wheel hop became a problem when I put on a set of much stickier Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, vs the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S that I had on before. I haven't noticed any increase in ride harshness or vibration over stock.
Hello, I just watched your video and I thought it was really well done. Overall, I think it covered all the important areas for removal of the bushings, as well as how to get to the differential, and what’s needed for removal. Well done! I will be using this video as a reference
Thank you for making a video of this. I thought it was pretty good. Just wish there was a cameraman to get better angles but you did really good overall I appreciate your efforts just saying this was really informative😊
Thank you for posting this video. God bless you.
My mechanic installed my rear z1 poly diff bushing but it pokes out towards the rear of car by about 3-4mm, not flat to the surface of the frame. Is this going to be an issue? Thx
hi. thnx for put this video out. Can you say if this bushing will fit the 2009 fx35 rwd suv? I CAN NOT get a definite answer about the 2009 series fx35 from anyone including Z1 Motors. They all give a run around answer when it comes on to this suv? What is so special about the 2009 fx35? Can you or anymore please reply. It will really be appreciated. thnx.
Nice
How much was the labor?
I’m trying the method your using to put it in but it’s going in sideways
i pull my out today. with a specific tool. shorter of the time than you mangle getting that bushing. oh i was on jackstands ,. but good that you are sharing fella
jedielectro he got out pretty quick n how bout you share a video of you taking of on jacks 😂 this guys a pro 👍🏽
Jedielectro I did mine today too. With bare hands. No jack stands and at your moms house
Sad how boys be cappin alot
i know its pita job but you did it so well lol
Not impress with your mechanical skills. It appears that you might of cause a little damage when you removed the outer metal casing.
Hello! Just letting you know your installed your two pairs of bushings wrong... the big bushings are suppose to be on top side of the differential
Whats the torque specs on the bolts that go on the cv axle
definitely the opposite of a ricer. lol solid video man!
Was that a socket that you used to place on top of differential bushings to press them out with mallet??
Yes it was a 36mm axle nut socket
@@riceburnerz6771 thank you ! I hope this works on my 06 g35 , I just ordered the whiteline bushings
Need more info on the corolla
Those rims were pretty sweet right? He just needs to upgrade them to spinners!
Good video until 9:57 after that he lost me.
you are one jittery dude. bad neighborhood or what? got a headache from watching you look over your shoulder every ten seconds.
Why bother making a video where the important parts have shitty camera angles where you can't see anything? You don't tell any tool sizes heads or or what you're doing, when you're doing it it's confusing, you're wasting everyone's time....