Originally posted by maw1124
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differential cover bushings available separately?
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At the end of the day I've had it for years and they are fine. Many other cars have installed them and are fine so I wouldn't sweat it. Go with what you feel happy with.
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Interesting… I got them as a clunk riddance device because they were plug and play fit. Dayenu. I had no idea there was a difference in material. I wonder why. Most engineers would simply carry over the part.
maw
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This. I have been using them for years LOLOriginally posted by maw1124 View Post
Has anyone measured this? What makes us think they’re softer?
maw
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PSM solidOriginally posted by 9kracing View Post
You have zero gear whine?
What subframe bushings are you running?
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Dubious claim. I had a significant increase in whine, but am fine with it as it's most pronounced at freeway speeds I seldom use, plus I added more sound insulation under rear bench. I'm perfectly happy with the AKG, mind.
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Poly diff with poly subframe has almost no whine in my experience. I used Revshift subframe and ECS diff in my old car.
Sorry for off-topic, OP.
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Same here, I'm on the 95A ones and no noticeable NVH at all.Originally posted by MathewM3 View PostI use AKG bushings. Works great and easy to install.
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e36 ones are softer, so a performance downgrade (probably NHV upgrade).
If you want new stock, the only option is a new cover. Other than the e36 bushings, everything you can press in in place of stock is a huge NHV penalty.
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so you can purchase e36 m3 rear diff cover bushings (which are a direct fit to the e46 m3 cover) separately but not the e46 m3 ones. got it.Originally posted by jayjaya29 View PostE36M3 diff bushings are a direct fit with a press.
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