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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>By [[Yellow2]], Tue Jan 31, 2006<br />
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Original thread: [https://forums.mye28.com/viewtopic.php?t=17643 Rear end feels &quot;detached&quot;]<br />
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'''PROBLEM ''': Car feels like rear end is "detached when driving. Changes lanes randomly and hard to keep straight on the road.<br />
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'''SOLUTION ''': Subframe bushings need replacing right away!<br />
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'''How Do I Know?''' : Car was a nightmare to drive when the second one broke on a trip back from charlotte. I was in a thunderstorm and the thing wanted to switch lanes without me even touching the steering wheel. A Very dangerous situation that could get you in trouble fast. <br />
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'''FIX''': Contact Da Parts Pimp or Steve haygood for new ones ASAP. I got mine and spent the afternoon installing them without the special tool. Talk to them about getting the tool or what works best. Mine worked fairly well with a blowtorch and a screwdriver/hammer combo, but the tool i hear is second to none for fixing it. A set should run you about $40 shipped maybe more. I forgot how much i got mine for. We have discussed in previous post that filling them with the polyfill will make the car very stiff feeling and is reccomended for track use only.<br />
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