SuperPro Polyurethane Dogbone Bushings UPDATE Pics Added #2

by **StockSolara** » Sun Sep 11, 2005 4:40 pm

Elfumador wrote:I took my time cause I did it myself

haha man good stuff. . . I wanted to do it myself but. . . I would have had a hell of a time taking the old bushings out and putting the new ones. . . since I don't have the tolls for it

by **Sp33d** » Mon Sep 12, 2005 5:49 pm

got mine installed today...i didnt really see much of a difference. but then again..i really dont have many mods on my car except for a RSB and TRD air filter. =\ any suggestions on what to get to get the most out of this product?

-Mark

WTB: Jim's Torque Rod

by **gman** » Mon Sep 12, 2005 7:11 pm

To get the most out of this mod......install a supercharger!!!! It is designed to hold the motor in place better on heavy throttle.
This mod you would have noticed more from a motor that produces more torque and twist from the motor. Also your stock bushing only had 31k on it so was probably in decent shape.

by **Sp33d** » Mon Sep 12, 2005 7:23 pm

^^ very true. but then again...this part wasnt made to produce earth shattering performance gains. if anything..it was made as a support for other MAJOR installs like you said. oh well..a nice 90 dollar upgrade..i guesss...

-Mark

by **bunthy** » Tue Sep 13, 2005 5:12 am

Hey would this dogbone and rear strut rod work with my 96 avalon?

by **gman** » Mon Sep 19, 2005 6:05 pm

bunthy wrote:Hey would this dogbone and rear strut rod work with my 96 avalon?

You were the guy that is putting the supercharger on the Avalon right?
If so yes- but obviously check with Glenn at Global b/c I doubt it would be the same for the avalon. Doesn't hurt to ask though.

by **Ian** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 7:36 am

I got my dogbone on and it makes the car feel more sturdy. I guess the engine doesn't move around as much.

I do have a problem though, I can sort of hear what sounds like a pulley (not the actual S/C boost pulley) turning a little bit. I think it is the little pulley that the dogbone bolts through. I used a larger washer on the outside of the large dogbone bushing to give it more security, but I am wondering if that is putting too much pressure against the pulley, thus causing it too rub. A visual inspection doesn't reveal that anything is out of line.

Thoughts?

by **Solara562** » Sat Oct 07, 2006 10:08 pm

are these still available?

by **Akfahad** » Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:22 am

don't know, you'll have to call the contact person...forgot his name, but he's really nice. I ordered every different set of polyurethane bushings he had for the solara and man...what a difference, like night and day. No more wheel hoping from peel-outs, you can just feel how tight it is in the corners and in the steering wheel itself.

SuperPro Polyurethane Dogbone Bushings UPDATE Pics Added #2

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