Does anyone still make solid rear diff bushings?

[rawavr4]

So Maximal, do you think you might be able to whip something up this fall?

[Austin@STM]

I will be tearing my car down again this winter, so if you would like i can send you my dif mounts to see what you can come up with, and come spring time i can give them some real testing.

-Austin@STM

[Maximal]

As long as I get some stock bushings (and it looks like I might from Austin) then I should be able to figure something out with them. If I remember they're not that complicated so I don't think it'll be an issue to come up with something fairly quickly.

[rawavr4]

Sweet. I'm looking forward to buying these.

[SnakeSkinner]

correct, Sub frame bushings hot Dif.

and I only have one set left. I will take $325 for it shipped 48 states

[rawavr4]

So is anybody secretly making these yet?

[Hans@GZP]

I'll look into it for ya. I've got a ton of rear diff carrier brackets at the shop.

[rawavr4]

Alright cool. My one bushing in the rear is shot and sagging. I want solid mounts everywhere lol

[HLxDrummer]

Any downsides to solid mounts there? Vibration/noise? More or less wear on other parts?

[Hans@GZP]

If you have a solid mounted engine, it only makes sense to solid mount your rear diff. I'm sure you may feel a little vibration, but that's what you get with solid mounts. I'll also be looking into poly bushings for the rear as well.