Has anyone ever experienced a situation where the rear subframe moved lateraly.
The reason I ask is because on my E30 the one wheel sits slightly further out then the other. I know someone will say it is because of wheel offset , but in this case I measured both wheels to make sure it was not that.
So can the rear shift ??
Rear subframe
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tomislav
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Yeah, normally its knackered rear subframe bushes. Enjoy replacing them!
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Brianmoooore
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It's located by the rubber beam bushes, and if these aren't in good order, the subframe wont be where it should be.
Bent trailing arms and their mounts are also quite common.
Bent trailing arms and their mounts are also quite common.
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Shaheenk
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OK, I have a set of powerflex bushes on there, I am hoping they not knackered.
I will get her off to a shop to have them checked out,
Ok so it does happen , was just wondering
I will get her off to a shop to have them checked out,
Ok so it does happen , was just wondering
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tomislav
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Where are you located fella?
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Shaheenk
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Johannesburg South Africa