Installing Beatrush Propeller Shaft Bushings In your Garage
When I shift hard now I get a very loud clunk noise from the back of my car. Did you ever get that and has it gone away with these new bushings?
Last edited by dudical26; Dec 5, 2006 at 06:35 PM.
Originally Posted by dudical26
When I **** hard now I get a very loud clunk noise from the back of my car. Did you ever get that and has it gone away with these new bushings?
Yes, the exact purpose.
Originally Posted by Fireball
Where did you get these from? Been looking for something like this.
So the rear diff bushings helped with this?
I also installed the propeller shaft and rear diff bushings awhile back. Thanks again to KamiSpeed for its great service and for carrying such great products.
Vibrations are down but you can hear the propeller shaft whining a bit more as the rubber pieces most likely dampened a lot of that sound. It's not annoying loud or anything and is just slightly audible.
The rear diff bushings are a godsend and work wonders when you're upshifting quickly as the clunk is completely gone. It never came back once through the launches and fast shifting I put the car through at the track.
It's also a peace of mind and insurance factor knowing that there's less play in the propeller shaft which would put less stress on the TC and rear diff as the shaft is more stable while operating.
I would highly recommend these bushings to anyone that asks.
BTW, ripping off those stock rubber bushings can be a pain the butt; they're practically glued on there.
Vibrations are down but you can hear the propeller shaft whining a bit more as the rubber pieces most likely dampened a lot of that sound. It's not annoying loud or anything and is just slightly audible.
The rear diff bushings are a godsend and work wonders when you're upshifting quickly as the clunk is completely gone. It never came back once through the launches and fast shifting I put the car through at the track.
It's also a peace of mind and insurance factor knowing that there's less play in the propeller shaft which would put less stress on the TC and rear diff as the shaft is more stable while operating.
I would highly recommend these bushings to anyone that asks.
BTW, ripping off those stock rubber bushings can be a pain the butt; they're practically glued on there.
