ZL1 1LE Rear Aluminum Subframe Bushings
Does anyone have them not installed and can take some measurements and pictures for me? I have a 2017 CTSV and am trying to see if they will fit my car.
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Does GM Performance or the aftermarket not make specific solid bushings for the CTSV? |
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And if GM or the aftermarket made them and I knew about it, why would we be having this conversation? So if my subframe mount holes are ID 59.95mm and my factory mounts are 60mm and the ZL1 mounts are the same size what would the issue be? |
I would be willing to bet they are the same...GM likes to make money so I doubt there is anything "CTSV specific" for the cradle attachment point. Have you checked to see if the stock bushings are the same part number? I do know they take the same TTY cradle retaining bolts which definitely points to the likelihood the bushings are the same as well.
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Maybe it is the same in the CTSV too, I am just saying for me for such an important attach point, I wouldn't personally risk it. |
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I've been looking into the possibility of this setup for my convertible. I'm looking to see if I can hopefully come across anyone that has knowledge of the convertibles rear subframe, and might know if A) The bushings are the same size, and B) If the convertible would benefit at all from the install of the ZLE/GMPP "upgraded" solid bushings? Thanks |
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Message me with what your looking for. I wont install mine until the winter time.
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GMPP BUSHING MEASUREMENTS
4 Attachment(s)
Part# 84013288 front upper 74.36mm outer 36.02 inner
Part# 84013289 front lower 74.30mm outer 36.00 inner Part# 84013290 rear upper 75.22mm outer 39.54inner Part# 84013291 rear lower 75.20mm outer 39.55 inner Bolt hole 20 mm all bushing Hopes this helps |
i still want these for my car but parts plus labor its probably going to be $1000 or more haha
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yea i know i heard that i just dont want to buy them and then just sit on em |
They were discontinued for a whole then brought back. Production was moved from the US to China. So the lack of parts is likely due to the current worldwide situation.
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