Does anyone still make solid rear diff bushings?

[rawavr4]

I read some old threads on 3si about some people making them, but I can't seem to find any now. Do they still exist?

[EvanH]

I am sure you know of the urethane ones? 3sx makes those. Why do you want solid ones?

[rawavr4]

That would be awesome. If you come up with anything, I'll buy them, but I don't beat on my car so i wouldn't be able to say anything about strength. I'm sure someone else wouldn't mind being the guinea pig.

[rawavr4]

Yea but they're like $340 or something just for the diff bushings. I figure solid ones would be much cheaper. i cant justify spending close to $400 (after taxes) for 4 bushings.

[Maximal]

If I could get ahold of some stock bushings and someone was willing to test them I might be able to come up with something.

[Dittmar]

If I could get ahold of some stock bushings and someone was willing to test them I might be able to come up with something.

i would love to give them a try! i am trying to reduce as much loss through my drivetrain as possible and have heard that this helps some.

[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

[EvanH]

With power, they could potentially egg a hole couldnt they?

[rawavr4]

With power, they could potentially egg a hole couldnt they?

If there is play around the bushing then yes. If they're made as a press in bushing then it will stay tight.

[Chris@Rvengeperformance]

Dynamic Racing made them for a while, you can see if they still have a set.