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So my stock bushings are worn and torn and I am thinking of replacing them with aftermarket ones. The local shop that would do the replacement advised against the AVO and whitelines because they wear out too quickly. I am curious if others had this issue.
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"All polyurethane bushing won't last long. U need stiffer solid rubber bushing type, even pillow ball type better than polyurethane bushing. " This is what I the shop owner told me.

 

I like how they equate "solid rubber" (i.e. the ones on the car stock) as STIFFER than poly. ... so I guess "stiffer" == "more flexible" ?!?

 

I could rip the rubber ones in half.. can't do that to the polys...

 

EDIT: as I think about it, I wonder if they're covering their own asses.. replace stock with stock and there's less chance you'll come back and complain. hmm..

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well if the shop said it, it must be true.

The shop does build track oriented cars and appears to have quite a bit of knowledge about modded subarus. I was just curious what experience LGT members had with these aftermarket bushings.

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I like how they equate "solid rubber" (i.e. the ones on the car stock) as STIFFER than poly. ... so I guess "stiffer" == "more flexible" ?!?

 

I could rip the rubber ones in half.. can't do that to the polys...

 

EDIT: as I think about it, I wonder if they're covering their own asses.. replace stock with stock and there's less chance you'll come back and complain. hmm..

They actually recommend a bushing made by Jspeed that is very similar to what is on the 2012 STi.

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They actually recommend a bushing made by Jspeed that is very similar to what is on the 2012 STi.

 

That actually makes sense. I considered using the sti versions, and they are better than stock, stiffer for sure - yet still basically subaru oem.

 

I will say the polys are not a necessary upgrade for a DD. Unless you plan on tracking the car, or just like a rougher ride, a better rubber bushing will be an improvement without the added NVH. I don't mind it, imho it's not that bad.

 

I'm just surprised they went with the wear-out argument instead of ride-quality...

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Yes, the Group N LCA rear bushings fit. I have them on my car. STI part number ST20204ZR010. If you get them from Rallispec, their part number is RST-2027R.

 

FYI, I did not have a good experience with Rallispec the 2nd time I shopped with them.

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Im pretty certain I have the STI Group N part rather than the OEM STI part, unless Rallispec did a good job replicating STI labels and such :lol:

 

You wont find the part number in the SOA parts directory since it's a JDM part. I only found out the part number because it was on the STI label on the packaging.

 

The Group N rear bushings is a bit of a mystery. It isnt or no longer on the STI catalogue, but the front bushing is, part # ST20204ZR000 (as opposed to ST20204ZR010 for the rear bushing).

 

I dont know of any other place to get the Group N LCA bushings other than Rallispec and a Subaru specialist that's local to me (username dalesalignment&brake on NASIOC, not sure if he does online orders though).

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