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410/411 front subframe mounts.


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Hey, there,

 

I have researched this and came up with nothing. So, I began the process of making my own. I've only done the relatively simple lower "donuts" so far. I machined aluminum masters that I then used to make molds and cast silicone replacements with approximately the same durometer as stock. Below is a picture of the masters; the results are mounted on my car.

 

411_suspension_subframe_bushing_masters.

 

I got shunted onto other projects before I could make the cone-shaped uppers, but I think I will be able to get back to them soon. 

 

If someone wants to search around on their own for replacements, good luck. Here are some dimensioned drawings to help you. 

 

Upper Front: 

000006_411_front_subframe_upper_front_bu

 

Lower Front: 

000008_411_subframe_lower_bush_front.jpg

 

Upper Rear: 

000007_411_front_subframe_upper_rear_bus

 

Lower Rear: 

000009_411_subframe_lower_bush_rear.jpg

 

FYI, the uppers have an internal, fused steel sleeve (you can see the end of it sticking out as a .75" diameter "cap" on the two upper bushing drawings). I do not believe that the sleeve needs to be fused (I think it works like the metal sleeves on the wiper motor isolators), and since fusing steel to silicone is not a thing, I am going to let mine "float" and see what happens. 

 

Best,

 

Jesse.

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