Subframe Bushings
It looks like the mounting bolts go through the bushings. So the only way to replace them is to drop the cradle far enough to remove and replace one side at a time.
My question to you is:
Why Bother?
My question to you is:
Why Bother?
There is a thread on here where some guy replaced the bushings. I'm pretty sure he dropped the sub-frame. There is another post where the guy used metal washers and eliminated the bushings. Don't think I would want to eliminate them.
If you're looking for a tighter suspension feel there is a combination of poly, delrin, and aluminum that can be purchased for roughly $100. This is a performance mod not to be confused with an OEM replacement. I've been running it for over 2 years on 2 different 4th gens. It replaced another performance mod that was part of a group buy I purchased. If you are looking for performance, once you have experienced this mod, you will not be satisfied with a stock Maxima feel from then on.
https://maxima.org/forums/advanced-s...ification.html
https://maxima.org/forums/advanced-s...ification.html
If you're looking for a tighter suspension feel there is a combination of poly, delrin, and aluminum that can be purchased for roughly $100. This is a performance mod not to be confused with an OEM replacement. I've been running it for over 2 years on 2 different 4th gens. It replaced another performance mod that was part of a group buy I purchased. If you are looking for performance, once you have experienced this mod, you will not be satisfied with a stock Maxima feel from then on.
https://maxima.org/forums/advanced-s...ification.html
https://maxima.org/forums/advanced-s...ification.html
If you're looking for a tighter suspension feel there is a combination of poly, delrin, and aluminum that can be purchased for roughly $100. This is a performance mod not to be confused with an OEM replacement. I've been running it for over 2 years on 2 different 4th gens. It replaced another performance mod that was part of a group buy I purchased. If you are looking for performance, once you have experienced this mod, you will not be satisfied with a stock Maxima feel from then on.
https://maxima.org/forums/advanced-s...ification.html
https://maxima.org/forums/advanced-s...ification.html
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