Just did my rear main diff mount using the Powerflex part....
12-30-2003, 05:45 AM
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Just did my rear main diff mount using the Powerflex part....
not bad really once you get that huge mount off. Used alot of Rustblaster and a heat gun to get the bolts to release from their mounts. Had to remove my rear muffler too. Used a
Rotozip to pop the rubber part out and a Sawz-all to cut the metal jacket out. Cleaned up the mount and the Powerflex piece went in
in 2 minutes. Putting the whole unit back in took about 10 minutes. Didn't have to drop the subframe at all, thank God.
Rotozip to pop the rubber part out and a Sawz-all to cut the metal jacket out. Cleaned up the mount and the Powerflex piece went in
in 2 minutes. Putting the whole unit back in took about 10 minutes. Didn't have to drop the subframe at all, thank God.
12-30-2003, 05:49 AM
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Feel any difference? Impressions....
just wondering because I have been contemplating replacing my diff mounts aswell.
Where did you get the powerflex mounts? And are they available for the B4 90? Price?
Where did you get the powerflex mounts? And are they available for the B4 90? Price?
12-30-2003, 06:20 AM
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Haven't really tried it out in an extreme action but it does feel a little more solid in the rear.
They had the part I needed, giver them a try. http://www.spatechnique.com
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